Useful links
Recommended blogs
- One of our favorite blogs: Andrew Gelman’s Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science, opens in a new window.
- A close contender is Uli Schimmack’s Replicability-Index, opens in a new window, which features first-rate methodology pieces, numerous replicability “audits” of eminent psychologists, psychology departments, and psychology journals. It’s a fantastic resource. Uli, we warn you, is a warrior and he does not suffer fools gladly (as is on daily display in “his” Facebook Psychological Methods Discussion group, opens in a new window) which has doubled its membership year by year, has currently 26 thousand group members, and each day at least half a dozen substantial threads. You are not part of the ongoing replicability conversation if you do not follow this page.
- Another of our favorite blogs: Daniel Lakens’s The 20% Statistician, opens in a new window.
- Yet another favourite blog: Data Colada, opens in a new window by Leif Nelson, opens in a new window, Joe Simmons, opens in a new window, and Uri Simonsohn, opens in a new window who wrote False-Positive Psychology: Undisclosed Flexibility in Data Collection and Analysis Allows Presenting Anything as Significant, opens in a new window.
- Also (but somewhat more demanding): Bayesian Spectacles, opens in a new window.
- Often worth a read is Simine Vazire’s sometimes i’m wrong blog.
- Absolutely Maybe, opens in a new window is Hilda Bastian’s, opens in a new window excellent blog on evidence and uncertainties about life and medicine.
- Decision Science News, opens in a new window is a website about Behavioral Economics, Data Science, Statistics, Marketing, Management, Psychology, Computer Science, Medicine, Policy, & Law.
- Bremb’s Blog, opens in a new window Brembs has important things to say about open science, Sci-Hub, effective civil disobedience against Elsevier and similar robber barons, what a modern scientific infrastructure should look like, and where you find the least reliable science (confidential to all: it’s the top journals). Oh, and he also reflects on booming university administrations. As, incidentally, has Julie Schumacher in her recent academic novel, Dear Committee Members, opens in a new window. Recommended.
- The Replication Network blog, opens in a new window. Good aggregator of replicability news from economics.
Must read (and bookmark)
- Retraction Watch, opens in a new window All retractions in one place, continuously updated.
- Open Science Framework, opens in a new window A scholarly commons to connect the entire research cycle.
- The latest version of Peter Wakker, opens in a new window‘s annotated bibliography on decisions and uncertainty is available here, opens in a new window.
Reviews
- Here is our favourite review of Richard Thaler’s Misbehaving., opens in a new window
- Here is our favorite review of John Tomer’s Advanced Introduction to Behavioral Economics., opens in a new window
