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Excited to share our published protocol @mjpages Jo McKenzie Dr Kerry Dwan Simon Turner Adya Misra 💙 (she/her) @EvanMayoWilson Elizabeth Loder, MD, MPH @AndrewF02554942 Tianjing Li, Steve McDonald Monash Public Health Monash University Development of a checklist to detect errors in meta-analyses f1000research.com/articles/10-45…

I'm glad to share my new preprint with Maximilian Maier 🔍 , @EJWagenmakers , H. Doucouliagos, and T.D. Stanley! We combine selection models and PET-PEESE using Bayesian model-averaging to provide an even better way of adjusting for publication bias. psyarxiv.com/kvsp7/

RoBMA 2.0 R package is finally on its way to CRAN. It's unfortunately not backwards compatible, but the new features should be worth it. Highlights: - PET & PEESE adjustment for publication bias - seamless transformation between effect size measures #Rstats

New preprint! w. "Replication value as a function of citation impact and sample size" w.Daniël Lakens and @annaveer in which we suggest a procedure for prioritizing studies for replication through quantitative informatioion. Summary 🧵 1/8 osf.io/preprints/meta…

Just submitted my first first-author paper and preprint: A pre-registered meta-analysis on biofeedback and self-administered mindfulness effects’ on stress regulation. Preprint: psyarxiv.com/zpw28/; materials: osf.io/ch9dz/ 1/5

Our Applied ethics and morality research group at the Prague University of Economics and Business has an open postdoctoral position available for 2022-2023 (half-time): im.vse.cz/cevyz/english/… The position does not require relocation. Various backgrounds are wellcome to apply.

New in Association for Psychological Science Observer: "Does Psychological Science Deserve Brilliant Researchers From Outside North America and Europe?" psychologicalscience.org/observer/entir… We argue that the answer is currently "no", but it could be "yes" if the science focused more on people in the Global South

"Deciding what to replicate" is now published in Psychological Methods at APA Journals: doi.org/10.1037/met000…