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Conceptual and Statistical Knowledge
Mission: P-curve
A blog about the p-curve
open stats lab
A website about open statistic labs with data and activities
P-curve
An abstract about the p-curve
Replacing p-values with Bayes-Factors: A Miracle Cure for the Replicability Crisis in Psychological Science
A blog post about choosing Bayes Factor over p-value
Reproducible Research: True or False?
A video detailing whether reproducible research is true or false
Resources (tutorials, papers, analysis scripts, utilities) for testing moderation and mediation
A website about moderation and mediation
SPSP experts - open science
A video about open science, pre-registration etc.
Statistical Methods in Psychological Research Syllabus
A statistics book and tutorial about statistics
The New Statistics: Effect Sizes and Confidence Intervals (Workshop Part 3)
A video about effect sizes and confidence intervals
The Test of Insufficient Variance (TIVA): A New Tool for the Detection of Questionable Research Practices
It has been known for decades that published results tend to be biased (Sterling, 1959). For most of the past decades this inconvenient truth has been ignored. In the past years, there have been many suggestions and initiatives to increase the …
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