Sam Parsons

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Postdoc Fellow @lcd_lab_donders | Reliability and psychometrics in cognitive neuroscience | Initiatives: @ReproducibiliT @FORRTproject | Trending towards bawbag
Websitehttps://sdparsons.github.io/
Twitterhttps://twitter.com/Sam_D_Parsons
Emailsam [dot] parsons [at] radboudumc.nl
Automated journal systems be like:
End-of-day Friday: Yo, here's your username, do us a review?
Sunday lunchtime: I see you haven't responded to our request yet. How disappointing
It's wild how computer programming went from exclusively women's work to "we're not sexist we just don't think women are interested in it" in like 40 years

All I want for #Christmas is #OpenScience!

And some time off 

Research Integrity Adviser
University of Glasgow

£37-42k, permanent

"To lead on the design, delivery, and evaluation of training, communications and events for research integrity, good research practice and associated governance activities, ensuring our research community is supported to conduct their research to the highest standards"

Glasgow's research culture team are lovely and genuinely working for change.

https://www.gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs/appointments/104888/

#ResearchCulture #ResearchIntegrity

University of Glasgow - Explore - Jobs at Glasgow - Appointments - Research Integrity Adviser (Training & Communication) [104888]

Have you ever wished to study the social & moral psychology of #COVID19 with N=51,404 from 69 countries (28 nationally representative samples) from Global North/South?

🔥Now accepted at Nature Scientific Data 🎉🤗

Preprint & data:
https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/a3562
https://osf.io/tfsza/

The slides for my recent intro to open science (OS) talk, including 5 things about OS that everyone should know

➡️ https://osf.io/zy2pc ⬅️

1. OS practices accelerate scientific discovery
2. Adopting OS practices can make you a more competitive job/grant applicant
3. Data sharing is on a continuum (it doesn’t have to be either fully open or fully closed)
4. Take it one step at a time, you don’t have to learn every skill at once
5. Your future self will thank you for adopting OS practices

OSF

Hello world 👋

Everything Hertz is a podcast on methodology and scientific life in the biobehavioral sciences co-hosted by @dsquintana and @jamesheathers

The podcast launched in 2016 (!?) and the 164th episode will be released next week.

We've spoken about Mastodon on the last TWO episodes of our show so we thought it was time have an account on this platform.

Here's a link to our most recent episode, which was on the new publishing process at @eLife https://everythinghertz.com/163

163: eLife's new peer review model

Dan and James discuss eLife's new peer review model, in which they no longer make accept/reject decisions at the end of the peer-review process. Instead, papers invited for peer review will receive an assessment from eLife and the peer reviews will be shared on eLife's website. It's up to author if they would like revise their manuscript or publish their paper as the version of record.

Everything Hertz
@bartlettje @PsyArXivBot Yeah, the cognitive dissonance of knowing (a) the task cant give you useful individual differences (as well as sizable publication bias) and even whether bias is a thing in clinical pops (@t_awkr) and still assuming (b) we can trust all previous results and theory to build future work on
@bartlettje @PsyArXivBot Some fair points about the DPT and ABM reflecting issues in scientific structure though
@bartlettje @PsyArXivBot are you giving me homework reading, good sir?
I'd have to read more fully, but it does look like the paper follows the usual thought trail.
1- we know there are problems, but there are ways around them...
2- maybe we can make a better version??? lets not throw the baby out with the bath water etc
3 - but tends to miss the obvious point that the whole foundation is now lost - improve what? what is left?