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Luke Smillie retweeted
📢 It's published!!! We (28 scientists) propose 4 Ways to increase Effect Sizes (not only Sample Size) to enhance the Replicability of Neuroimaging Research on Individual Differences. 🧠 >> check this out: doi.org/10.1162/jocn_a_02297
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How are scales derived from Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory related to the Big Five? In work just published in @PersSciJrnl, led by Ally Alblas and with @timbainbridge2, we show that most RST scales can be regarded as B5 facets, and some are redundant with existing B5 facets 🧵
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Given our findings, previous commentaries on RST measurement (eg, doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2016.…), and the confusion resulting from four of decades of unabated scale proliferation, we call for a moratorium on the development of yet more RST questionnaires ...
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Our pre-print is available on the OSF, and includes links to our pre-registrations, analysis code, data, and materials: doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/yd29…
Thank you for reading! 🙏 🙂
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Luke Smillie retweeted
Did you know that not only did we extend the abstract submission until 11 November, but also the early bird registration!
Register here before 11 Nov: shop.acpid.org/product-categ…
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Luke Smillie retweeted
We actually had a pretty narrow definition of direct replication articles (the direct replication had to be a main point of the article) so this prevalence rate is necessarily smaller than the % of studies that are direct replications (but still concerning imo)
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Luke Smillie retweeted
Didn’t get your abstract in on time for the 2024 ACPID conference in Sydney?
We’ve extended the deadline until til 11/11 to get your abstract in! Visit acpid.org and submit your abstract today join us for what promises to be a fantastic conference!
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