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2. www.bps.org.uk › psychologist › its-not-crisis-its'It's not a crisis, it's a reformation' - BPS

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   May 2, 2018 · One of the founding fathers of the replication crisis-turned-reformation, Professor Brian Nosek, opened the 2018 British Psychological Society Annual Conference with a startling picture of how our science has changed in a few short years.

3. www.theatlantic.com › science › archiveBrian Nosek's Reproducibility Project Finds Many Psychology ...

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   Aug 27, 2015 · No one is entirely clear on how Brian Nosek pulled it off, including Nosek himself. Over the last three years, the psychologist from the University of Virginia persuaded some 270 of his...

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     Speaking of Psychology: How ‘open science’ is changing psychological research, with Brian Nosek, PhD

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     How ‘open science’ is changing psychological research, with Brian Nosek, PhD

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     Brian Nosek: What is Replication ?

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5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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   Nov 3, 2020 · Like some of my other interlocutors, Brian Nosek became a psychologist by accident. When he entered the psychology field, he was a computer engineering undergraduate. Toward the end of his third year he enrolled in psychology classes as a break from the really hard courses.

   • Author: Tomasz Witkowski
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6. www.psychologicalscience.org › observer › champions-of-pChampions of Psychological Science: Brian Nosek

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   Apr 30, 2014 · Nosek investigates the gap between values and practices — such as when behavior is influenced by factors other than one’s intentions and goals. This work has been applied to research on diverse topics, including implicit bias, diversity and inclusion, automaticity, social judgment and decision-making, attitudes, beliefs, ideology, morality ...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brian_NosekBrian Nosek - Wikipedia

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   Brian Arthur Nosek is an American social-cognitive psychologist, professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, and the co-founder and director of the Center for Open Science. [1] He also co-founded the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science and Project Implicit.

8. www.bps.org.uk › research-digest › what-happenedThis is what happened when psychologists tried to replicate ...

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   Aug 27, 2015 · The new effort aimed to replicate many different prior results to try to establish the distinguishing features of replicable versus unreliable findings: in this sense, it was broad and shallow and looking for general rules that apply across the fields studied.

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   How did Brian Nosek become a psychologist?

   • The chapter includes Nosek’s current and planned research, his biographical data and his advice for young psychologists. It’s hard not to see the misalignment between what is good for me as a practicing researcher and what is good for science. Like some of my other interlocutors, Brian Nosek became a psychologist by accident.

   Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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   Who is Brian Nosek?

   • In this chapter, Witkowski speaks with Brian Nosek, the co-founder and executive director of the Center for Open Science. Nosek explains his motivations to promote the Open Science movement and speaks about the criticisms and attacks on Open Science, communitarianism in science and the consequences of scientific freedom.

   Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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   How did Brian Nosek pull it off?

   • Brian Nosek, a psychologist from the University of Virginia, managed to persuade 270 of his peers to repeat 100 published psychological experiments to see if they could get the same results a second time around over the last three years.

   How Reliable Are Psychology Studies? - The Atlantic

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   What do Witkowski & Nosek study?

   • Witkowski and Nosek devote attention to conceptual redundancy and the proliferative character of psychological science, the adversarial method of collaboration, unifying theory, the bad sides of replication projects and the causes of popularity of psychology.

   Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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   Why did Nosek create a 'Project Implicit' test?

   • So, in 1998, Nosek convinced his mentors, who had developed the test, to put it online. He called it “Project Implicit.” It was a success: About a million people per year now take the test for research, corporate training and other applications. It has done much to spread knowledge about the nature of implicit bias.

   Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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   What if Nosek had been aware of the status quo?

   • Nosek considers that if, as a graduate, he had been aware of how strongly the status quo was accepted he would never have undertaken any of his projects, either those which he completed successfully or those in which he is currently engaged.

   Brian A. Nosek: Open Science and Reproducibility Projects

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10. www.bps.org.uk › psychologist › if-we-dont-solve'If we don’t solve the incentives problem, we will become a ...

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    Oct 26, 2020 · Tomasz Witkowski meets Brian Nosek, in an edited extract from Tomasz's new book of interviews.