Flexible yet fair: blinding analyses in experimental psychology

@RHeirene these might be useful https://t.co/0et2Xu4xp7 https://t.co/p2afIW4caG

@ThomasTalhelm This is what they write in the paper The overview they cite is here: https://t.co/5sNynIduaH https://t.co/I7F2Zkm91b

@SimonSchw4b @MaxPrimbs Synthetic data (https://t.co/Kjhna0kNw9) or analysis blinding (https://t.co/lZk8SByK42) seem like good options. If not feasible, you can use part of the data to explore statistical models (see https://t.co/l2sLpmqQMo for some guidan

RT @Kunkakom: @ingorohlfing @ValentimVicente @GijsSchumacher @DanBischof I think Ingo is referring to an idea by G. Dulith, Sarafoglu, @EJW…

RT @Kunkakom: @ingorohlfing @ValentimVicente @GijsSchumacher @DanBischof I think Ingo is referring to an idea by G. Dulith, Sarafoglu, @EJW…

@ingorohlfing @ValentimVicente @GijsSchumacher @DanBischof I think Ingo is referring to an idea by G. Dulith, Sarafoglu, @EJWagenmakers that is described at greater length here. I have never used it (and it does not quite apply to Vicente's case, I think)

I always get angry when I read something like this. It is great stuff but reminds me of how #psychology professors who evaluate my #grant proposals dealing with the same issue don't think this is worth studying... #bias #apuraha #research #hopeless https

i love this! and i'm going to use it immediately! by Gilles Dutilh, @VandekerckhoveJ, @EJWagenmakers https://t.co/HmlLJDQC2j #preregistration #blinding #tripleblind