Psi Chi Members Should Benefit from Open Science Initiatives Jon Grahe Presented at Midwestern Psychological Association Conference April 2oth, 2017

Open Science is part of the Scientific Revolution 2.0 Response to the Replication Crisis Need for Increased Scientific Transparency Need for new tenure, promotion, and publication standards The New Statistics Distancing from the magical p-value Effect Sizes, Confidence Intervals, Bayesian Approaches New tools for learning and analysis ESCI, JASP, R (free online statistics programs) Replication Science

Why Did Psi Chi Respond?

What Did Psi Chi Do? Embraced Crowdsourcing Science Adjust Website to Provide Better Resources Create New Space for Members to Recruit Research Directors and Research Advisory Committee Psi Chi’s Next International Collaborative Exchange Psi Chi Journal adopts Open Science Badges Psi Chi Journal becomes Open Access

Embraced Crowdsourcing Science Endorsed Reproducibility Project to our members and encouraged participation Partnered for the Psi Chi/Psi Beta National Research Project extending the International Situations Project with 10 US Samples. Provided $12000 to support Psi Chi members’ participation in the Collaborative Replications and Education Project (CREP)

The CREP front page. This is the interface that contributors and public see. This includes our instructions and materials.

Adjust Website to Provide Better Resources

Create New Space for Members to Recruit

Create Research Director Position

Research Advisory Committee Review Meta-Science Projects to endorse for Psi Chi members Call for Psi Chi members to replicate more Create an online-repository for scales and measures do you have any? Create a document/online resource to help researchers navigate meta-science projects and goals. Disseminate knowledge at conferences, online, in print

Research Opportunities There is even more on this hard to read page than what I could fit on my screen.

Next International Collaborative Exchange The Psi Chi Research Advisory Committee is seeking volunteers (students or faculty) who are interested in developing a network of researchers to collaborate on cross-cultural research projects following a crowdsourcing research model. You can: 1) volunteer for the planning committee, 2) facilitate coordination among researchers, 3) submit and support research topics, and/or 4) connect with other researchers interested in cross cultural investigations. Please follow this link https://osf.io/juupx/ to learn more and access a google sheet where you can to indicate which area(s) you are interested in becoming involved in and to submit your contact information. You can also contact John Edlund, Psi Chi Research Director (research.director@psichi.org) for more information Importantly, this Psi Chi initiative is open to faculty and student researchers regardless of whether your college or university has a Psi Chi chapter.

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Psi Chi Journal Adopts Open Science Badges