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serious question: what explains this behavior? it seems so wonderfully strange to me

Preregistering a one-sided test when you test a directional prediction increases statistical power with on average ~11% at no cost whatsoever compared to doing a (logically incoherent) two-sided test. You are welcome.

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There is a science to PowerPoint, even though it is often used badly. This academic review discusses the psychological underpinnings of a good presentation and gives 137(!) ways in which you can violate them. The most common is using bullet points badly. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Next time you get critical feedback on your PPT, be thankfully they didn't list all 137 things you did wrong!

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New from my lab, led by the inimitable Nicole Stucke, PhD, no gender differences on a 'sink or float' science persistence task, but accuracy and enjoyment predicted persistence. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…