Tag: Replication crisis
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Best reads of 2021
As usual, I wanted to share some of the things I really enjoyed in 2021. It’s mainly books and articles but there are a few podcasts thrown in for good measure1. My thesis took over the entirety of the first half of the year and then the summer was celebrating being able to spend time…
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Summary of a critical discussion of preregistration and Registered Reports
Preregistration and Registered Reports (RRs) are rapidly gaining popularity as a means of asking rigorous scientific questions. I think preregistration, and especially RRs, will positively shape how psychologists engage in scientific work. But critically discussing them is vital for our collective understanding. To this end, I was invited to the Cambridge ReproducibiliTea meeting to chat…
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ReproducibiliTea interview
I was recently interviewed by Amy Orben, Sophia Crüwell, and Sam Parsons for their excellent podcast ‘ReproducibiliTea’. We talked a little bit about myself before getting into some more interesting topics: open science, educational psychology, how the two interact (or how they don’t), and the developing nuance in understanding around open science practices. The link…
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Best reads of 2018
These are some of the most interesting article I’ve read in 2018. They don’t have to have been published this year (many aren’t), the only criteria is I came across them this year. Hopefully you find some of them interesting! Coding ‘Why Women in Psychology Can’t Program’ by Olivia Guest. A take-down of the idea…
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