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The Cooperative Revolution Is Making Psychological Science Better
A group of authors touts a new era of collaboration, with scientists sharing innovative methods and promoting scientific rigor and transparency. Visit Page
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New Research From Psychological Science
A sample of research exploring the suspicious-coincidence effect in word learning and factors that influence how we judge whether sentences are grammatically correct. Visit Page
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How Researchers Can Find Different Results Using the Same Data
How much variation is there when different researchers analyze the same data? Quite a bit, according to a study published in Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science. Visit Page
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EAMMi2: The Last Teaching Data Set Any Instructor Will Ever Need
A group of researchers is offering real data on emerging adulthood to statistics teachers and students. Visit Page
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Innovations in Teaching Psychological Science
New directions in training students to gather, engage with, and communicate scientific information. Visit Page
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Making Statistics Personal
Duke University psychological scientist Gregory Samanez-Larkin has developed an accessible way to teach statistical analysis — having students examine data about their own health. Visit Page
