This template was adapted from the [JHU Electronic Lab Notebook Template][1] To use this template: 1. Make a copy by returning to the main project page and clicking the duplicate icon in the upper right private public options menu. Select the fork option on the far right when prompted. This will save a full copy (defaulting to private status) to your projects for you to use. 2. Create a new project and name it as you choose. 3. Hit the "more" option and choose to use this template from the dropdown list provided. 4. Customize it! Use all, some, or none, of the components we've provided. You can customize the wiki for each component by adding information about that component and providing links to other materials. 5. Consider using a third party storage service add-on to pull in notes and items from your preferred cloud space such as Google Drive. What this template includes: - **Literature** [private]: Store your papers here. Integrate with Mendeley/Zotero. Add monthly literature reviews when appropriate. - **Protocols** [private]: Store your paperwork (e.g., consent forms, surveys, etc.). Create a step-by-step guide for how to run your study for when someone else will inevitably run it without you. - **Materials and Methods** [private]: Store stimuli and task scripts here. Integrate with GitHub and be sure to have readme files describing scripts and variables. - **Notes and Documentation** [private]: Use this to store documentation and as your lab notebook for this specific project. Include a wiki page page for FAQ and include a wiki page for daily notes. - **Analysis** [private]: Describe your analyses here, preferably before you collect data or run any analyses. Distinguish between pre-registered and exploratory analyses. Integrate with Github so that your analysis scripts are linked here. - **Results** [private]: Store results here. Distinguish between Registered and Exploratory Results. - **Scholarly Output** [public]: Store posters, talks, and pre-prints here. [1]: https://osf.io/sesm4/