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---
title: <small>An introduction to digital open <br>research in clinical psychology</small>
author: <small>Matthias Weiler</small>
date: <small>14.02.2018</small>
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```{r setup, include=FALSE}
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# <small>Who am I?</small>
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My name is Matthias Weiler
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I am a psychologist
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I am a psychotherapist
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I work as a research assistant <br>at Freie Universität Berlin
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I am a nerd
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I like free software
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I like open science
# <small>And who are you?</small>
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Please raise your hand ...
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... if you study psychology
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... if you want to become a psychotherapist
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... if you want to become a scientist
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... if you have participated in <br>a (small) research project
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... if you know what open science is
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... if you are (a little) anxious <br>to speak English in class
# <small>What are we going to do here?</small>
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In the course of this semester you will...
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... learn what open science is
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... get to know tools that help <br>you with your research
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... learn how (not) to cheat with science
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... plan and conduct a small research project
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... present your results to others
# <small>Any questions so far?</small>
# <small>Today:<br>Introduction to digital open science</small>
# <small>Science - how does it work?</small>
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Please take 2 minutes to think <br>
about how you would conduct a <br>
(small) research project from scratch
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Now take 5 minutes to discuss <br>
your thoughts with two people <br>
sitting next to you
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What would be your steps?
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My suggestions:
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"Generate and specify hypothesis"
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"Design study"
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"Conduct study and collect data"
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"Analyse data and test hypothesis"
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"Interpret results"
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"Publish and/or conduct next experiment"
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The hypothetico-deductive model
<small>Source: Munafo et al. (2017)</small>
# <small>How would you make this <br>process (more) open?</small>
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Please take 2 minutes to think about it
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Now take 5 minutes to discuss <br>
your thoughts with your neighbors
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The hypothetico-deductive model
<small>Source: Munafo et al. (2017)</small>
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What would you do?
# <small>Seven easy steps for open science</small>
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by Mitja Back, Friederike Hendriks, <br>Felix Schönbrodt and the NOSI
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1. Create an account at the <br>Open Science Framework
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2. Preregister your studies
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3. Open materials
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4. Open data
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5. Reproducible Code
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6. Open Access
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7. Do open research and talk about it
# <small>Do you see any problems <br>regarding open science?</small>
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Please take 2 minutes to think about it
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Now take 5 minutes to discuss <br>
your thoughts with your neighbors
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What others are saying ...
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"Someone could steal my idea"
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"I am afraid someone could spot a mistake"
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"I spent time and money collecting data <br>
and I don't want others to use it"
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"I don't want to risk the <br>anonymity of my subjects"
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"I want to use the data <br>for another study as well"
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We will (hopefully) know more about <br>dealing with these problems <br>at the end of the semester
# <small>Any more questions?</small>
# <small>Next week preview</small>
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Digital open scientist's toolbox - Part I
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<a href="https://osf.io">The Open Science Framework</a>
# <small>Homework</small>
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Get an account at <a href="https://osf.io">https://osf.io</a>
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Send your email address to <br><a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
# Thank you for your attention