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You Also Have an Ideology
There is no question that we have a problem with ideology in psychology—in all of science, actually. Our work is infused with it. Although it has been a…
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This is Get Syeducated, a blog about psychology, diversity, and open science. This blog was previously hosted on Blogger. All posts from that site have…
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Do Registered Reports Take Longer to Publish Than Traditional Articles? The Importance of Identifying the Appropriate Counterfactual
Recently, I attended the annual advisory council meeting for an NSF-funded Ethical & Responsible Research (ER2) project focused on Registered Reports…
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You’re so Vain, You Probably Think This Article Should Have Cited You
Have you ever been upset because an article didn’t cite you? I have. When I was a doctoral student and new Assistant Professor, whenever I came across a…
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Knowing When to Collaborate….and Knowing When to Run Away
As a graduate student, I once went out to lunch with a new post-doc in our department who had similar research interests to mine. We were having a nice…
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Grieving the Only Way I Know How
I have been rather fortunate that tragedy, at least in the form of death, has not been a major force in my life. Of course, I have known people who have…
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Secrets from the Editor’s Portal; Or, Everything You Didn’t Realize you Never Learned About Publishing
This is a risky post. As an editor, I feel a bit like the Masked Magician, betraying our craft by giving away all of this insider information. But I…
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