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The Untold Mystery of Rogue RA (18.12.2024) by Malte Elson
The Hare-Brained Generation: Teen mental health crisis or lacklustre record keeping? (10.12.2024) by Ruben Arslan
Why you are not allowed to say that your 95% confidence interval contains the true parameter with a probability of 95% (5.12.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Writing about technical topics in an accessible manner (1.12.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Idiographic Approaches in Psychology: Hold your horses (28.10.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Let’s do statistics the other way around (27.8.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Sometimes a causal effect is just a causal effect (regardless of how it’s mediated or moderated) (26.6.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Is [insert statistical approach] good or bad? Let’s settle the debate, once and for all (13.4.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Oooh baby, rescue me from the jingle jangle jungle (22.3.2024) by Ruben Arslan
A casual but causal take on measurement invariance (10.1.2024) by Julia Rohrer
Disentangling the Dark and Bright Side of Constructs with a Bright and Dark Side (13.6.2023) by Julia Rohrer
Non-representative samples! What could possibly go wrong? (7.3.2023) by Julia Rohrer
Causal Inference | Hypothesis Testing | All at Once (18.11.2022) by Julia Rohrer
✨ Unleash your inner stats sparkle ✨ with this very non-technical introduction to marginal effects (27.5.2022) by Julia Rohrer
The Credibility Crisis Iceberg Explained | How Deep Does It Go? (1.4.2022) by Julia Rohrer
Who would win, 100 duck-sized strategic ambiguities vs. 1 horse-sized structured abstract? (8.12.2021) by Julia Rohrer
Against public engagement (8.7.2021) by Anne Scheel
Mülltiverse Analysis (7.3.2021) by Julia Rohrer
On the origin of psychological research practices, with special regard to self-reported nostril width (31.7.2020) by Julia Rohrer
The first rule of appealing editors’ publication decisions: nobody talks about appealing editors’ publication decisions (3.7.2020) by Leonid Tiokhin
The Red Team Challenge (Part 3): Is it Feasible in Practice? (1.7.2020) by Daniël Lakens and Leonid Tiokhin
The Red Team Challenge (Part 2): The Arbiter’s View (30.6.2020) by Ruben Arslan
The Red Team Challenge (Part 1): Why I placed a bounty on my own research (29.6.2020) by Nicholas Coles
Mis-allocated scrutiny (24.6.2020) by Ruben Arslan
Crisis research, fast and slow (26.3.2020) by Anne Scheel
Decision Letter for 2019 (31.12.2019) by The Reviewers
Sequential testing, replication, and the unconscious (6.11.2019) by Pieter Moors and Tom Heyman
Indirect Effect Ex Machina (3.10.2019) by Julia Rohrer
Longitudinal data don’t magically solve causal inference (16.4.2019) by Julia Rohrer
Econ Envy (4.12.2018) by Julia Rohrer
New rational athletics for boys and girls. (31.10.2018) by Ruben Arslan
Are big studies cited more? (22.10.2018) by Ruben Arslan
Are studies that replicate cited more? (12.10.2018) by Ruben Arslan
The Failed Replication of a Retracted Study (27.9.2018) by Patrick Markey
We should all feel a bit more like impostors (2.8.2018) by Julia Rohrer
Student research projects and GDPR (25.7.2018) by Malte Elson
The tyranny of metrics in science evaluation (26.6.2018) by Ruben Arslan
It’s like ten thousand replications when all you need is a [transparent loss-of-confidence statement] (3.5.2018) by Julia Rohrer
Tell me I’m wrong (22.2.2018) by Ruben Arslan
The uncanny mountain: p-values between .01 and .10 are still a problem (15.2.2018) by Julia Rohrer
A Theory of Professorialism (10.1.2018) by Malte Elson
Stupid solutions to real problems in science (23.11.2017) by Ruben Arslan
Overfitting vs. Open Data (14.9.2017) by Ruben Arslan
Scientific Cuddles vs. Criticism (22.6.2017) by Julia Rohrer
Why we should love null results (1.6.2017) by Anne Scheel
What’s an age-effect net of all time-varying covariates? (21.4.2017) by Julia Rohrer
Posergate: How Andrew Gelman betrayed science in his war on power posing (1.4.2017) by Malte Elson
The Empirical Foundation of Media Psychology (24.3.2017) by Malte Elson
That one weird third variable problem nobody ever mentions: Conditioning on a collider (14.3.2017) by Julia Rohrer
Cumulative noise: A mini review of four ERP studies on infants’ perception of biological motion (10.3.2017) by Anne Scheel
Things are bad and yet I’m mildly optimistic about the future of psychology (1.3.2017) by Julia Rohrer
Reproducible websites for fun and profit (19.2.2017) by Ruben Arslan
Requesting data during peer review: Foot in the door, or door in the face? (15.2.2017) by Malte Elson
Climate changes: How can we make people feel welcome in academia? (14.2.2017) by Julia Rohrer
|——-Introducing the 100% CI——-| (14.2.2017) by Malte Elson