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ingmarvisser.bsky.social@ingmarvisser.bsky.social · last wk.

This was a fantastic team effort across 30+ labs 🌍 Paper (open access), data & code all public. > 📄 doi.org/10.1111/desc... > 💻 github.com/manybabies/m... > #ManyBabies #InfantCognition #OpenScience #DevSci, lead team: Andreea Geambaşu, Melanie Soderstrom, and Claartje Levelt

ManyBabies 3: A Multi‐Lab Study of Infant Algebraic Rule Learning

The ability to learn and apply rules lies at the heart of cognition. In a seminal study, Marcus et al. (1999) reported that 7-month-old infants learned abstract rules over syllable sequences and were...

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Max Hinne@maxhinne.bsky.social · last wk.

Bayesian analyses are great, but making the right model is very challenging. Come work with me on implementing efficient Bayesian multiverses, where we help researchers across empirical domains to improve their models! More information on the Radboud University website: www.ru.nl/en/working-a...

Research Assistant at the Donders Centre for Cognition: Computational Modelling and Scientific Software | Radboud University

Do you want to work as a Research Assistant at the Donders Centre for Cognition: Computational Modelling and Scientific Software? Check our vacancy!

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Heather Urry@heatherurry.io · 2w ago

holy fucking shit - see Claude Code (Opus 5.5) rip through a survey eligility test I was really proud of... It requires tracing a route through designated points on a map with server-side Javascript applying eligibility criteria. (1.5 min video)

Nicolás Sánchez-Fuenzalida@n41c0.bsky.social · last mo.

🙌🍾🎉 new paper w/ @svangaal.bsky.social, Z. van den Hurk @timostein.bsky.social & @fahrenfort.bsky.social where we attempted to replicate a classical unconscious priming study by Vorberg et al. (2003) using an improved single-subject Bayesian approach. 1/8

Evidence for unconscious priming using a Bayesian single-subject approach

Abstract. Many studies have claimed the existence of unconscious priming, but a valid statistical procedure for substantiating such claims is often lacking

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Angelos Krypotos (Ψ)@angelosvankr.bsky.social · 4w ago

We are looking for a PhD Candidate (Supervisors are Engelhard, Dibbets, Koen, & myself) with the topic "Reducing avoidance by altering threat imagery in panic disorder". Check here for more information: www.academictransfer.com/nl/jobs/3637...

PhD Candidate Reducing avoidance by altering threat imagery in panic disorder

Welcome to Maastricht University! Can imagery rescripting reduce avoidance in panic disorder? In this PhD project, you will join an interdisciplinary team and use therapeutic techniques and fundamenta...

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Stichting Skepsis@skepsis.nl · last mo.

Tienerjongens zouden zichzelf met hamers slaan om een betere kaaklijn te ontwikkelen. Hoe ver gaat deze hype nu echt? Menno van den Bos analyseerde het (media)fenomeen bonesmashing in de laatste Skepter ⤵️ skepsis.nl/hamerhype/

Hamerhype - bonesmashing

Tienerjongens die zichzelf met hamers slaan om een betere kaaklijn te ontwikkelen: media van Nieuwsuur tot de BBC sloegen onlangs alarm over de gevaren van ‘bonesmashing’. Maar hoe ver gaat deze hype ...

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Alex Holcombe@alexh.bsky.social · last mo.

Great news! Some of us have been waiting a long time for major funders to not just shovel $ into the maws of the big publishers, and instead support the long tail of scholar-controlled journals that are run on a shoestring

Open Journals Collective@ojcollective.bsky.social · last mo.

We're delighted to share news in the attached press release that the Open Journals Collective has received a major award of $711,900 from the Gates Foundation to grow support infrastructure for community-governed journals! Want to know more about OJC? Visit www.openjournalscollective.org

Press Release Date: 3 September 2026 We’re delighted to announce that Open Journals Collective (OJC) has been awarded a $711,900 grant by the Gates Foundation. This grant will enable OJC to scale its operations in 2027 and 2028. Since launching on 29 January 2026, OJC has raised $2.6M in library investment for the first year of its programme. Funds raised will provide financial support to 278 diamond open access journals in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and science, engineering, technology and mathematics. The 2-year grant will accelerate OJC’s development, including building core technical features that leverage current open infrastructure. These comprise usage dashboards for libraries and authors, financial reporting tools, and a community engagement hub for journals and publishers. It will also support the legal and financial groundwork needed to share raised library funds equitably and transparently across OJC’s journals collections. Professor Caroline Edwards, OJC Executive Director, said of the award: “It’s fantastic that this grant from the Gates Foundation will strengthen OJC’s potential to offer a fairer alternative to Article Processing Charges and Transformative Agreements. Supporting OJC at this critical early stage is a strong endorsement of OJC’s community-governed approach to building open publishing infrastructure. This is the way to address inequities in the current academic publishing landscape and encourage university libraries to transition their budgets away from exploitative commercial agreements.” Open Journals Collective is a Collective Community Interest Company (CIC) based in the UK. A CIC is a special type of limited company that exists to benefit the community rather than private shareholders. OJC is currently in the process of setting up a UK-based Charity, the Open Journals Collective Foundation, which will oversee the running of the CIC from 2027 onwards.
rogier kievit@rogierk.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Unfortunate, yet understandable and clearly very carefully deliberated course changes at OSF. Anyone who's worked on anything OS related knows that getting funding for exciting new projects is hard, let alone sustained, long term funding. OSF has been the foundation for many improvements in science.

Brian Nosek@briannosek.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Over the next several months, we will phase out some popular OSF features. These changes do not affect current public content, which remains safe and accessible. We have prepared support material to help users adapt. I am very sorry for the disruption to your work. Please read this post for details.

simine vazire@simine.com · 2mo ago

Special issue at Psych Science on psychological science in the real world! Send us your best work looking at whether effects from the lab (or from theories) hold up in ecologically valid settings. Submission deadline: 15 January 2027 www.psychologicalscience.org/publications...

Special Issue Call for Submissions: “From Lab to Life: Psychological Science in the Real World”

Editors: Roni Porat and Vishnu SreekumarPsychological Science invites submissions presenting innovative research that brings psychological science “into the wild,” whether to strengthen its ecological...

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JASP@jaspstats.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We still have a few spots left for our 2026 version of the hybrid JASP Workshop week end of August featuring a day on Discovering Statistics, a day on State-of-the-art Meta Analyses, a day on Machine learning, and two days on Bayesian hypothesis testing😊 (also single days) jasp-stats.org/workshops/

Workshops - JASP - Free and User-Friendly Statistical Software

The JASP team is excited to support four workshops this year (2026). Each of these workshops can be attended either in person (at the University of Amsterdam) or online: On Monday August 24th, we orga...

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ejwagenmakers.bsky.social@ejwagenmakers.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Set up a fully integrated AI in JASP. Have it provide advice, annotate output, conduct analyses -- and it's 100% free. The blog post shows how this works with Gemini, but other options are available: www.jasp-services.com/set-up-a-ful...

Set up a Fully Integrated AI in JASP, and Run it for Freeeee - JASP Services BV

Below I describe how to set up the fully integrated AI in JASP. All of the individual steps are straightforward. If you get lost or if anything is unclear, you can simply ask your favorite LLM for adv...

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ejwagenmakers.bsky.social@ejwagenmakers.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Proud to present a breakthrough development: JASP now with fully integrated AI support. Get the heads-up and read about Alfred, Socrates, and Evelyn at www.jasp-services.com/jasp-with-fu...

JASP with Fully Integrated AI, Introduced at the Fraunhofer IPA Quality Day - JASP Services BV

TL;DR The upcoming JASP version (due to appear this week) will bring a fully integrated AI. Use an API key to hook up your own LLM and take advantage of its ability to propose and conduct new analyses...

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Prof Andy Field@profandyfield.com · 3mo ago

Want to learn JASP? My colleagues (@ejwagenmakers.bsky.social) at UVA are running workshops in August: jasp-stats.org/2026/02/03/h...

Hybrid Workshop "Discovering Statistics Using JASP", August 24th, 2026 - JASP - Free and User-Friendly Statistical Software

We are happy to announce that the JASP team will offer a week of workshops in Amsterdam this summer.  In this blogpost we’ll highlight the first of four workshops: “Discovering Statistics Using JASP“....

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Frederik Aust@frederikaust.com · 4mo ago

Have you used Bayes factor to test point-null hypotheses in Hierarchical models and wondered: 1. Bridge sampling (BS) or Savage-Dickey density ratio (SDDR)? 2. If SDDR, which density estimation method? 3. How many MCMC samples? 4. What's the cost-benefit trade-off? This may be of interest to you.

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Zurich Cognition Lab@cognition-zurich.bsky.social · 4mo ago

How to best estimate Bayes factors for standard hypothesis tests? We compared bridge sampling and the Savage-Dickey density ratio. The latter does a good job in most constellations typical for experiments in cognitive psychology.