Michèle B. Nuijten

Implementing Statcheck During Peer Review Is Related to a Steep Decline in Statistical-Reporting Inconsistencies
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The dire disregard of measurement invariance testing in psychological science.
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Comparing the prevalence of statistical reporting inconsistencies in COVID-19 preprints and matched controls: a registered report
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The Meta-Plot
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Citation Patterns Following a Strongly Contradictory Replication Result: Four Case Studies From Psychology
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Analytic reproducibility in articles receiving open data badges at the journal Psychological Science: an observational study
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Towards a Research Agenda for Promoting Responsible Research Practices
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Assessing and improving robustness of psychological research findings in four steps.
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Screening for Statistical Inconsistencies in COVID-19 Preprints
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p-Values Less Than 0.05 in Psychology: What is Going on?
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Effect Sizes, Power, and Biases in Intelligence Research: A Meta-Meta-Analysis
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Reproducibility of individual effect sizes in meta-analyses in psychology
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Replicability, Robustness, and Reproducibility in Psychological Science.
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Efficient Scientific Self-Correction in Times of Crisis
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“statcheck”: Automatically detect statistical reporting inconsistencies to increase reproducibility of meta‐analyses
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Unconf - Alexia (11:30)
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Unconf - Ariane (9:30)
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Artistic and Scientific Guidelines for Designing Effective Research Posters
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Hack - Beatrix Zone 4 (11:30)
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Unconf - Barriers to 'Many-Analysts' projects (Juliana; 14:45)
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What's Missing From repliCATS?
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Unconf - Rotterdam I (14:45)
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Avoiding Conflicts of Interest in Awards: Assessing the Availability of Conflicts of Interest Statements of Psychological Societies
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Hack - The fake news effect in science research: Do overstated seminal findings misdirect research and practice (Willem-Alexander Zone 3; 9:30)
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Hack - Collaborative ontology developmentB(eatrix Zone 4; 14:45)
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Hack - Helping researchers find existing data (Willem-Alexander Zone 2; 9:30)
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Unconf - Rotterdam I (11:30)
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Using Open Data in Teaching
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Hack - Free the data! Developing strategies for the quick release of file-drawered data (Beatrix Zone 1; 11:30)
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Find and Fix the Psychological Health Hazards of Working in Psychology
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SIPS Idols: They Also Have Clay Feet
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Hack - Willem-Alexander Zone 4 (11:30)
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Hack - How open are open materials? (Beatrix Zone 3; 14:45)
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Reproducibility of Individual Effect Sizes in Meta-Analyses in Psychology
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Hack - Setting Up A Large Scale Replication Project of Cognitive Dissonance Theory (Beatrix Zone 4; 14:45)
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Unconf - The future of SIPS
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Hack - Improving the CREP (Beatrix Zone 3; 14:45)
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Hack - Avoiding conflicts of interest in academic awards and prizes: Assessing the guidelines provided by scientific societies (Beatrix Zone 3; 11:30)
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Still more working with editors to correct the literature
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Unconf - The power of open science communities (Ariane; 9:30)
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Hack - Gaming the system? Stories & prevalence (Willem-Alexander Zone 2; 14:45)
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Hack - Extending {papaja} to prepare (even better) APA journal articles with R Markdown (Willem Alexander Zone 1)
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Unconf - Open and reproducible research with sensitive, (private, and proprietary) data and methods (Alexia; 11:30)
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Unconf - Psych-DS Hackathon (Alexia; 9:30)
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Beyond the videogame~aggression 'metawars': coding validity of methodologies
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Hack - We need an open analyses badge (Beatrix Zone 1; 14:45)
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Unconf - Incentives for open science for non-intrinsically motivated researchers (Rotterdam II; 14:45)
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Hack - Willem-Alexander Zone 3 (14:45)
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QRP the Game: Playtest Round 2
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Promoting diversity at SIPS and in Open Science
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Directory of free, open psychological datasets
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Unconf - Metadata, ontologies, and standards (Emma; 9:30)
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Unconf - Continuing the RMarkdown and Git Workshop (Ariane; 11:30)
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Rule out conflicts of interest in psychology awards
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A checklist approach to report methods and results: an example from EEG / fMRI
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Unconf - Increasing Transparency in Exploratory Model Building (Juliana; 9:30)
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Hack - QRP Reviewer Guidelines
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Nudging Good Science Practices
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Hack - More working with editors to correct errors (Beatrix Zone 4; 9:30)
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Unconf - Is there ethical p-hacking? Intermediate pre-registrations during analyses (Alexia; 14:45)
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statcheck - a spellchecker for statistics
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Verifying the accuracy of statistical significance testing in Campbell Collaboration systematic reviews through the use of the R package statcheck
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Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science (SIPS) 2018 Meeting
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EASP Solid Science Training Workshop 2018 (Bordeaux)
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Statistical reporting inconsistencies in experimental philosophy
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Research on research: A meta-scientific study of problems and solutions in psychological science
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USING “STATCHECK” TO DETECT AND PREVENT STATISTICAL REPORTING INCONSISTENCIES
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Workshop - Checking yourself and others: using free tools to detect statistical problems in papers
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Practical tools and strategies for researchers to increase replicability
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The Cooperative Revolution Is Making Psychological Science Better
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Resources for guest editors
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Open Software for Open Science
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Novel Techniques to Improve Social Psychological Research (SPSP 2018 Professional Development Session)
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Increasing transparency in journals
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SIPS Community Action Meeting (SPSP 2018 Preconference)
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The Reproducibility Project
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Preregistration Study 3
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CARPS_9-5-2014_PS
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What Are p-values?
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CARPS_9-2-2015_PS
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Analytic reproducibility in articles receiving open data badges at the journal Psychological Science: An observational study
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Supplemental Information & Materials
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The Validity of the Tool “statcheck” in Discovering Statistical Reporting Inconsistencies
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Running simulations like those in the Dance of the p-values
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CARPS_1-1-2015_PS
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Journal Data Sharing Policies and Statistical Reporting Inconsistencies in Psychology
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Watch the dance of the p-values
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The prevalence of reporting inconsistencies in Chinese psychology literature
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Accounting for statistical corrections
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BayesMed and statcheck
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CARPS_3-10-2014_PS
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Syllabus design for research methods courses
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Five ways to fix statistics
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CARPS_16-11-2014_PS
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Overview of the Reproducibility Crisis
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CARPS_11-12-2014_PS
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CARPS_6-7-2014_PS
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How the Dance varies with sample size
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CARPS_5-4-2015_PS
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Validity study statcheck (Appendix A in Nuijten et al., 2016)
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