The New Statistics and Open Science: How to get started
- Date
2017-09-29 (Creation date: 2017-09-29)
- Main contributor
Calin-Jageman, Robert
- Summary
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Recently the Association for Psychological Science revised its publication guidelines to reward Open Science practices and to encourage the use of the “New Statistics” as a better alternative to null hypothesis significance testing (NHST). Other journals and professional societies seem to be moving in the same direction, often in collaboration with funding agencies. This workshop will provide a practical introduction to the New Statistics and some emerging Open Science practices. We will worth through examples from several common research designs. We will also explore resources that can help you adopt these approaches in your own research.
- Publisher
Indiana University Workshop in Methods
- Collection
Workshop in Methods
- Unit
Social Science Research Commons
- Related Item
Accompanying materials on IU ScholarWorks
- Notes
Performers
Robert Calin-Jageman is a professor of psychology and the neuroscience program director at Dominican University. He has taught statistics and mentored students in psychological science for 10 years, publishing with 16 undergraduate co-authors (so far). His research focuses on how memories are formed and forgotten. He has also been active in exploring the replicability of psychological science and promoting Open Science. He received his PhD in Biological Psychology from Wayne State University.
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