I wish #peer-reviewed journals (in psych) followed the same reporting standard. I shouldn't have to scroll up and down the Methods just to find your sample size and mean age. Basic info about your sample should be clearly written in the Participants section.

#TransparentReportingPlease #Metascience

It's hard to feel excited about science right now.

👏 Official statement from Center for Open Science:

"Demanding perfect evidence before action can be taken is often a way to avoid using evidence at all.

Rigor and reproducibility should not be weaponized to gatekeep certain fields or findings."

Reporting non-significant findings without reporting the stats is still problematic. #academicchatter #metascience #openscience

Three-way interactions are the bane of my existence.

Maybe the future of education is that only students who care about learning will go to college and everybody else can spend all day at networking events. I just don't see any point spending time in the liminal space where students pretend that they're learning while having LLMs do their work.

In the preprint, we discuss means for rapidly documenting partially finished projects, as well as publishing ‘as you go’ to prevent future problems in an uncertain environment.

We emphasize solutions that can be done quickly and on a limited budget.

1/ This is the first semester I’ve seen AI use explode in my class (it's online for context), and it's been depressing and disappointing to say the least. I assigned students a 250-word personal reflection paper for extra credit, and yep, some of them still used AI to write it. #highered

🚨 New study reveals that when used to summarize scientific research, generative AI is nearly five times less accurate than humans.

Many haven't realized, but Gen AI's accuracy problem is worse than initially thought.

Thanks to everybody who chimed in!

I arrived at the conclusion that (1) there's a lot of interesting stuff about interactions and (2) the figure I was looking for does not exist.

So, I made it myself! Here's a simple illustration of how to control for confounding in interactions:>

As grant money starts drying up, it's more important than ever not to waste it on paying publishers' open access "article processing fees" when we can host PDFs for free. Tom Morgan and I wrote a paper on this, forthcoming at Science and Public Policy. Accepted draft here: osf.io/preprints/os...

We recently rolled out DOI versioning for OSF Preprints to align with Crossref best practices and support Publish, Review, Curate models.

🔍 New preprints get versioned DOIs automatically.
📁 Existing preprints now show previous file versions again.

Guide: help.osf.io/article/673-...

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Now accepting commentary proposals!! We are thrilled to share that our paper--"Two tiers, not one: Different sources of extrinsic mortality have opposing effects on life history traits"--was accepted for publication at Behavioral and Brain Sciences and is open for commentary!
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📊✨ A #ggplot2 Grammar Guide by Gina Reynolds ✨📊

This evolving guide is a great starting point to help you, your colleagues, or students get oriented with ggplot2 & its extensions!

🔗 Check it out here: https://buff.ly/2WETF12

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#RStats #DataViz 🚀

Now that the preconference dust has settled, time for an #EPatSPSP2025 recap! 1st, big thanks to @jessicadayers.bsky.social for making co-organizing fun. 2nd, thanks to our amazing presenters. Last, thanks to our attendees - who registered so quickly that #SPSP2025 kindly moved us to a bigger room!

“Formal theories free the theory from the theorist.” A really interesting and insightful talk by @dconroybeam.bsky.social @ the #SPSP2025 Evo Precon!

I will be giving at short talk at the SPSP Annual Convention 2025 (Evo Preconference) titled, "Live fast or live slow? Life history predictors of youth gang involvement." Hope to see some of you there! #SPSP2025 - via #Whova event app

Hello #EPatSPSP2025 attendees, you can get to the four seasons ballroom by going through the “600s” hall to the right of the registration help desk and then taking those stairs down. Our lunch is in the ballroom! #spsp2025

I feel pretty late to the game... better late than never, right? #hellobsky #RIPTwitterX