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The power of open access in research publishing
Today's blog comes from Andy Tolmie, Chair of the BPS Research Board.
View resultBuilding brain health: Considerations for psychologists working in the public policy arena
Psychologist Ian MacRae and physician and neuroscientist Dr Harris Eyre explore a framework that can be used to translate the findings of psychological research into social change.
View resultA conference for our times
A month has passed since our 2020 Conference, held online due to Covid-19, but I want to start this month’s blog by thanking everyone who was involved in making it such a success.
View resultMore than skin deep: Links between social, emotional and mental health and eczema severity for young people at school
The association between oral language comprehension skills of vocabulary, semantics, morphology, syntax and paragraph with reading comprehension
Evaluating the effectiveness of small group work for young children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties
A Systematic Review and Investigation of Judgment of Learning (JoL) Reactivity
Exploring the relationship between ethnic-racial socialisation, ethnic affirmation, academic self-efficacy and achievement amongst secondary-aged African and African-Caribbean pupils in the UK
Pyramid Club: Effectiveness in Promoting Social Emotional Competence and Wellbeing in Primary Aged Children
The pressure of taking spot kicks
As England prepare for their quarter final clash against France in the football World Cup tomorrow, with the prospect of penalties looming should the match be drawn, Chartered BPS member Dr Greg Wood argues that how prepared players feel for a penalty shootout should not be left to chance.
View resultSecret agent selection
Dr Mike Rennie recounts his experience working (and briefly appearing) on the show 'Secret Agent Selection: WW2'.
View resultBPS launches review of its member conduct rules
25 June 2021
We have begun a review of our member conduct rules and processes for managing complaints.
- BPS updates
BPS to produce new resource on history of IQ testing
05 December 2023
The BPS History of Psychology Centre (HOPC) has been awarded funding to produce a resource for secondary school students on the history of IQ testing in the UK education system.
- BPS updates
BPS journals to move online
27 March 2023
From January 2024, as part of the BPS’s commitment to greater sustainability and open science, the BPS’s 11 journals with Wiley are moving from print to online-only.
- BPS updates
BPS calls for better psychological support for jurors exposed to distressing evidence during jury service
18 October 2023
The BPS is calling on the government to provide dedicated psychological support for jurors who are exposed to distressing evidence as part of jury duty.
- Mental health
- Violence and trauma
BPS urges focus on juror mental health ahead of inaugural Jury Duty Appreciation Week
03 May 2024
The BPS is supporting the first ever Jury Duty Appreciation Week (6-10 May) and is calling for better mental health support for the ‘unsung heroes’ of the justice system.
- Health and wellbeing
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Mental health
Award-winning mental health service is a “game-changer”, say psychologists
22 December 2021
An award-winning mental health support service for children being treated for long-term physical health conditions is a "game-changer", according to the psychologists involved in it, including chartered BPS member Professor Roz Shafran.
- Children, young people and families
Replication, replication, replication
07 May 2012
Stuart J. Ritchie, Richard Wiseman and Christopher C. French with the opening contribution to a special on one of the cornerstones of scientific progress. This is followed by a variety of perspectives on replication and possible ways forward, from: Daniel Simons; Dave Nussbaum; Henry L. Roediger, III; Gregory Mitchell; Daryl Bem; Claudia Hammond; Daniel Bor; Sam Gilbert; Joshua Hartshorne and Adena Schachner; Alex Holcombe and Hal Pashler; Jelte Wicherts; and Stephen Pilling.
- Research
- Research Ethics
It’s getting increasingly difficult for psychology’s replication-crisis sceptics to explain away failed replications
30 November 2018
Replicating a study isn’t easy. Just knowing how the original was conducted isn’t enough. Just having access to a sample of experimental participants isn’t enough.
- Research
- Research Ethics
Children of the replication crisis
27 June 2024
Dr Charlotte Pennington on the importance of teaching students how open science can reform psychology.
- Research
- Teaching and learning
A recipe for (attempting to) replicate existing findings in psychology
11 November 2013
Some journals have introduced dedicated replication article formats and pressure is building on others to follow suit.
- Methods and statistics
- Research
Has the liberal bias in psychology contributed to the replication crisis?
02 April 2019
While liberal bias per se is not associated with research replicability, highly politically biased findings of either slant (liberal or conservative) are less robust.
- Government and politics
- Research
Reproducibility, replication and open science
04 November 2021
A collection of our coverage on a period that has been variously described as either a 'disaster' or 'triumph' for Psychology.
- Research
- Research Ethics
British Journal of Replication Psychology
09 October 2018
A response to Brian Hughes' piece on exaggeration in psychology.
- Research
- Research Ethics
Failed replications only to be expected
10 September 2018
Alexander Bird with a different view on psychology's 'crisis'.
- Research
Speaking out on the ‘replication crisis’
08 December 2014
Dr Simone Schnall contributed to the Edge online debating forum. Ella Rhodes reports.
A replication tour de force
20 May 2014
Many supposedly ‘classic’ effects could not be found…
- Qualitative Methods
- Quantitative Methods
- Periodicals
- Periodicals
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- Periodicals
- Periodicals
A Student’s Guide to Open Science: Using the Replication Crisis to Reform Psychology
Series: Psychology Teaching Review Volume: 30 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-06-2024
Author(s): Charlotte R. Pennington
View A Student’s Guide to Open Science: Using the Replication Crisis to Reform PsychologyA successful test of parallel replication teams in teaching research methods
Series: Psychology Teaching Review Volume: 22 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2016
Author(s): Lionel G. Standing, Lisa Astrologo, Felecia F. Benbow, Chelsea S. Cyr-Gauthier, Charlotte A. Williams
View A successful test of parallel replication teams in teaching research methodsOn replicating results
Series: Psychotherapy Section Review Volume: 1 Issue: 58
Date of Publication: 01-01-2016
Author(s): Ralph Goldstein
View On replicating resultsUsing replication projects in teaching research methods
Series: Psychology Teaching Review Volume: 20 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2014
Author(s): Lionel G. Standing, Manuel Grenier, Erica A. Lane, Meigan S. Roberts, Sarah J. Sykes
View Using replication projects in teaching research methodsThe academic performance of mature and traditional–entry psychology students at Keele University: A replication study
Series: Psychology Teaching Review Volume: 14 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-03-2008
Author(s): Derek Larkin, James Hartley
View The academic performance of mature and traditional–entry psychology students at Keele University: A replication studySelf-selecting first appointments: A replication and consideration of the implications for patient-centred care
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 178
Date of Publication: 01-10-2007
Author(s): Timothy A. Carey, Kim Kemp
View Self-selecting first appointments: A replication and consideration of the implications for patient-centred careProblems in replicating multivariate models in quantitative research
Series: Health Psychology Update Volume: 14 Issue: 3
Date of Publication: 01-01-2005
Author(s): Ron Roberts
View Problems in replicating multivariate models in quantitative researchDoes telling a story in reverse elicit cues to deceit? A replication and extension of Vrij, Leal, Mann and Fisher (2012)
09-12-2023
- Laure Brimbal
- Angela M. Jones
- Elizabeth A. Quinby
Does blatantly contradictory information reduce the misinformation effect? A Registered Report replication of Loftus (1979)
14-05-2023
- Rachel O'Donnell
- Jason C. K. Chan
Does cognitive inflexibility predict violent extremist behaviour intentions? A registered direct replication report of Zmigrod et al., 2019
22-11-2021
- Sandy Schumann
- Nadine L. Salman
- Caitlin Clemmow
- Paul Gill
Does cognitive inflexibility predict violent extremist behaviour intentions? A registered direct replication report of Zmigrod, Rentfrow, & Robbins, 2019
06-12-2020
- Sandy Schumann
- Nadine L. Salman
- Caitlin Clemmow
- Paul Gill
The mediating effect of institutional trust in the relationship between precarity and conspiracy beliefs: A conceptual replication of Adam-Troian et al. (2023)
25-01-2024
- Magdalena Adamus
- Eva Ballová Mikušková
- Pavol Kačmár
- Martin Guzi
- Matuš Adamkovič
- Maria Chayinska
- Jais Adam‐Troian
Preregistered direct replication of the linguistic frame effect on perceived blame and financial liability
12-05-2022
- Mirjana Tonković
- Denis Vlašiček
- Francesca Dumančić
Are women more likely to wear red and pink at peak fertility? What about on cold days? Conceptual, close, and extended replications with novel clothing colour measures
28-02-2020
- Liana S. E. Hone
- Michael E. McCullough
Unpacking interplays between competitiveness, cooperativeness, and social comparison orientation: A network psychometric approach and replication
12-09-2024
- Guangteng Meng
- Lingxiao Wang
- Bowei Zhong
- Shujing Wang
- Qi Li
- Xun Liu
Sample size determination in replication attempts: The standard normal z test
01-11-1986
- Raphael Gillett
Social representations of gender and young children's play: A replication
01-03-1988
- Barbara Lloyd
- Gerard Duveen
- Caroline Smith
The McGill Pain Questionnaire: A replication of its construction
01-11-1982
- A. E. Reading
- B. S. Everitt
- C. M. Sledmere
Preschool children's genital knowledge: Does Bem's report of a male deficit survive replication?
01-09-1994
- Barbara Lloyd
- James Stroyan
A TRAINING PROCEDURE FOR ACQUISITION OF PIAGET'S CONSERVATION OF QUANTITY: A PILOT STUDY AND ITS REPLICATION*
01-11-1966
- IRVING E. SIGEL
- ANNEMARIE ROEPER
- FRANK H. HOOPER
Experimenter bias against subliminal perception? Comments on a replication
01-08-1977
- Donald P. Spence
- Gudmund J. W. Smith