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developing the future of science and society. new ways of thinking about minds. https://t.co/GIepNTWOLp() R package. Wikimedia. latest: https://t.co/DY2uzJTob5
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Joined April 2012
@hmmlowe did you code the studies at all how experience or piloting relates to the outcomes of the study?
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@SJMP1111 @itjohnstone @mbeisen very difficult i would guess to get a successful researcher to take over someone's half done grant lol
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same but if your friend says it, or if the leader of your registered report says it
If your approach to research critique is “if a leftist said it it’s a lie,” you’re not doing science. If your approach to research critique is, “if a leftist said it it’s true,” you’re also not doing science. Look at the analyses, the data, the paper, the sample, the supplement,
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RT @billybinion: Here is your yearly reminder that Whitney Houston sang the best ever rendition of the National Anthem, and it will never b…
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@minzlicht were any of the replications you did pilot tested before running the big many labs test?
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@sjblakemore it looks like all posters were taken down? were they only posters of women and minority scientists? why?
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RT @mbeisen: It's really hilarious that until 48 hours ago most scientists viewed indirects as a way for universities to siphon off support…
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@eric_knowles how many papers a year is it reasonable to really know what is going on in those papers? we decided 1 per month, maybe i am wrong but I count 30 papers he is on from 2024
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@eric_knowles @tage_rai im still waiting for some organized defense of the field. coming to realize i probably have to do it myself
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the point is they got famous selling out the field
@eric_knowles Meanwhile I’d argue the loudest proponents of the reform movement have been willfully ignorant about the political implications of casting widespread doubt on social science findings and which political groups are most interested in funding research to support that narrative
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@eric_knowles @tage_rai lets not forget that they think their first unpiloted attempt is worth reporting, mostly because they got a bunch of people to try it one time. in a paper i ask if we would in any other field compare 10 people's first time making something to the experts
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@eric_knowles the reproducibility crisis is mostly from people thinking that their first, most often unpiloted, attempt at a field defining study should be definitive and is worthy of reporting...
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