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Author: Anne Scheel

Why we should love null results

June 1, 2017 Anne Scheel 13 Comments

or Dear Sanjay TL;DR: Publication bias is a bitch, but poor hypothesising may be worse. Estimated reading time: 10 minutes…

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Cumulative noise: A mini review of four ERP studies on infants’ perception of biological motion

March 10, 2017 Anne Scheel 3 Comments

[Disclaimer: I am not an EEG expert. I probably got some things wrong. Please let me know about them.] TL;DR:…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: developmental, EEG, ERP, meta-analysis, p-curve, PPPR, review

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