Our new paper on math anxiety:

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The published version of our study 'Citation Patterns Following a Strongly Contradictory Replication Result: Four Case Studies From Psychology' is now available here: doi.org/10.1177%2F2515… Team: Denes Szucs Robert Thibault Sophia Crwll is on 🟦☁️ Olmo van den Akker Dr. Michèle Nuijten & John Ioannidis

Dyslexia treatment studies... a systematic review and suggestions on testing treatment efficacy with small effects and small samples. My paper with masspastore, Denes Szucs, and others, on Behavior Research Methods

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No evidence for a core deficit in developmental dyscalculia or mathematical learning disabilities

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On science anxiety from a sample from Qatar:
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New study 'Post-replication citation patterns in psychology: Four case studies' doi.org/ftx5 with Denes Szucs Robert Thibault Sophia Crwll is on 🟦☁️ Olmo van den Akker Dr. Michèle Nuijten & John Ioannidis

Neuroimaging sample sizes are increasing steadily but very slowly.
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We failed to replicate the attentional SNARC effect (1105 participants, 17 labs)

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Girls often show higher levels of math anxiety than boys, even when the math achievement of girls and boys is not different. Important insights from Denes Szucs and Irene Mammarella, just published in the UNESCO-IBE / IAE Educational Practices series. bit.ly/2yBSWov

Predictors of mathematics in primary school: magnitude comparison, verbal and spatial working memory measures

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Our new preprint on sample size development in neuroimaging. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Cambridge, 4.38am 25 May 2019.

When you can't see beyond your theoretical assumptions, so your research reflects your theory rather than the phenomena you're studying 😑 #AcademicTwitter

Science Twitter is so comforting. No matter what shit is going on in the world, every morning you can wake up to basically the same people having basically the same arguments about statistical inference. And Sundays is the same but with more people. #BreakfastRituals

Any researcher who has ever had an article rejected because of null results will appreciate this analysis by Chris Allen & David Mehler now in press at PLOS Biology

If you want quality rather than luck to shape your academic career then use RegisteredReports

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'A total of 778 clinical trials (83% of all due trials) run by European universities are verifiably in violation of EU transparency rules.' transparimed.org/single-post/20…

Rein in the four horsemen of irreproducibility nature.com/articles/d4158…

'.... I think that, in two decades, we will look back on the past 60 years — particularly in biomedical science — and marvel at how much time and money has been wasted on flawed research. ....'

Why “statistical significance” doesn’t work: An example. statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2019/04/23/why…

Articles in Science and Nature have been retracted after it emerged that data had been faked in one of the world’s leading DNA laboratories timeshighereducation.com/news/articles-…

Several reviews of Deborah Mayo’s new book, Statistical Inference as Severe Testing: How to Get Beyond the S statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2019/04/12/sev…