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Workshop - Doing replications

Lucas, Zwaan & Echelbarger
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Workshop - Crash course in R

Brinkman & Michalak
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Diversity and inclusion

Chung & Wilton
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Facilitating self-correction

Jussim, Hilgard, McDiarmid & 23 more
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Workshop - Power analysis

Soderberg, Hennes & Lane
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Preregistration hack-a-shop

Weston & Bakker
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Facts and fictions

Sarafoglou, Scherer, Moshontz & 12 more
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Sharing replicable research

Lewis, Forscher, Fox & 7 more
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Workshop - Meta-Analysis

Hilgard & Goh
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Workshop - Bayesian statistics/JASP

van Doorn
https://tellmi.psy.lmu.de/felix/BayesLessons/BayesianLesson1.Rmd
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Diversity and inclusion - REHACK

Srivastava
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Workshop - Agent-based modeling

Smaldino
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Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science (SIPS) 2016 and 2017 Meetings

Adams, Arnal, Axt & 251 more
Organizing project for the 2016 and 2017 SIPS meetings.
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Unconference - The Tone Debate

Takahashi
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Convincing practitioners to adopt open science, harnessing behavioral science to increase uptake (SIPS Quips)

Kline Struhl, Thompson, Schmidt & 5 more
At our #SIPS2018 unconference, we discussed how to change attitudes and behaviors toward robust/open research practices. SIPS Quips is our idea to fra...
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Hack - Unconferencing Other Conferences

Harris
Some ideas for how to apply SIPS's action-oriented programming to other, more traditional, conferences.
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mTurk and open science

Holden, Thompson, Song & 3 more
#SIPS2018 Unconference page - with the aim of compiling a document on mTurk best practices for open and reproducible research
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Unconference: Authoring the Intelligent Scholarly Paper for the Future

Patel
We explore and present the core features required in a next-generation word processor that will produce dynamic webpages of scholarly documents.
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