Midterm #1 - Open Science Flashcards

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basic idea of open science (3 components)

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  • transparency
  • rigour
  • credibility
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2
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open access - green

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  • made available by researchers
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3
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open access - gold

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  • made available by journals
  • fees
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open access - platinum

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  • made available by journals
  • no fees
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5
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preregistration

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  • specifying your research plan in advance and submitting it to a registry
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6
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confirmatory research

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  • hypothesis testing
  • data-independent
  • inferences drawn to a wider population
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exploratory research

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  • hypothesis generating
  • data-dependent
  • not useful for inferences
  • results replicated and confirmed
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8
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peer review stage one

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  1. well founded hypothesis?
  2. methods and analyses feasible and detailed?
  3. is the study well powered?
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peer review stage two

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  1. follow protocol?
  2. conclusion justified by data?
  3. find participating journals
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10
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what is the goal of preregistration?

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  • improve research transparency
  • reduce false positives
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communism (why act openly)

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  • common ownership with scientific goals
  • promotes collaboration
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universalism (why act openly)

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  • scientific validity independent of the sociopolitical status/personal attributes of the participants
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disinterestedness (why act openly)

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  • benefit of common scientific enterprise, not personal gain
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14
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organized skepticism

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  • claims should be exposed to scrutiny before being accepted
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15
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open science

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  • practice of freely sharing scientific work in all stages of research processes
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16
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direct replication

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  • mimic original study
  • repeat method exactly
17
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conceptual replications

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  • confirm previous findings by using different methods to test same hypothesis
18
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reproducibility

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  • reanalyzing data, see if new analysis produces same numbers
19
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preregistered (3 badges of open science)

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  • researchers publicly shared their hypothesis, research design plans, info about potential sample, and intended analysis strategies
  • before starting data collection
20
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open materials (3 badges of open science)

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  • researchers have documented their study’s methods
  • make all research materials available
21
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open data (3 badges of open science)

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  • researchers have posted all of the data they collected
  • post steps while analyzing data