Join us at #ReproT on 17th April to learn more about how g-estimation can strengthen causal inference in longitudinal data: Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/causal-infer… All welcome! Tabea Schoeler ReproducibiliTea UK Reproducibility Network @ukrepro.bsky.social Swiss Reproducibility Network @swissrn.bsky.social

Worse than this -- much worse -- is the judgement of researchers as grant machines, which is to say "indirect cost" machines. It robs you of the joy inherent in scholarship by transforming your curiosity into a revenue stream, and eats away at your soul.

Worth digging into this... APS Statements in Response to Concerns About Editorial Practices at Perspectives on Psychological Science

We are looking for creative & visionary scholars interested in taking a truly singular outlet into a new era! This is an opportunity to make a structural intervention into the way journals in psych traditionally operate. Association for Psychological Science psychologicalscience.org/publications/c…

Lots happening in the world. If you can concentrate and wish to increase your methods/stats acumen, I call your attention to these great papers we have recently published at #AMPPS Association for Psychological Science .

Abstracts are your paper's first impression. A weak abstract can sink even the best research. I transformed my abstract game with this 6-step Nature formula (and you can, too)

Elsevier are basically a predatory publisher

Calls for Commentaries at AMPPS: “Registered Replication Report: Study 3 from Trafimow and Hughes (2012)” David A. Sbarra psychologicalscience.org/publications/a…

We have an open call for commentaries on Rife et al, so you can go ahead and submit your paper again if you'd like-- the points seem relevant to this RRR as well.

I just learned that John Nesselroade, developmental psychologist and methodologist UVA passed away. My dissertation was based in large part on John's work, and he was a hugely influential figure in our field. Read his work-- always lucid and incredibly thoughtful. RIP

Ever wondered how Registered Reports differ from the regular literature? Some great work has been done on this (eg by Anne Scheel Daniël Lakens Courtney Soderberg) & I'd like to also highlight recent work of Aoife O'Mahony whose PhD thesis you can download here! orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/1676…

This looks really excellent. Health Psych peeps-- check it out! John M. Ruiz

Introducing UCLA's NEW 🧠Center for Friendship Research🧠 Science needs to pay more attention to FRIENDSHIP. So, we're doing that! The multi-faculty center will help lead the way in forwarding a science of friendship. Let's be friends!👇 center-for-friendship.com

I was deeply unplugged for a bit and missed this announcement, but here's a great (and still incomplete) list of some of our exciting and recent papers at #AMPPS h/t Association for Psychological Science

Great paper, I highly recommend!

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Excited to share our Registered Replication on whether Women are Really (Not) More Talkative Than Men: osf.io/preprints/psya…. The results are complex but describe a reality different from what the photos below show 😊. Kudos to Colin Tidwell, Alex Danvers, and Valeria Pfeifer.

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“Do not obey. Keep websites up; keep initiatives going; keep working on behalf of people who deserve a seat at the table.” From David A. Sbarra open.substack.com/pub/darksidemo…