Ten Years On, The New Statistics Workshop Videos Still Live

2014 was exciting: In January, Psychological Science‘s new requirements introduced many psychologists to Open Science. In May the APS Convention in San Francisco was an exhilarating (for me, anyway) whirl of symposia, talks, and discussions about how Open Science should be shaped and advanced. APS made 6 videos of my workshop ‘The New Statistics: Estimation and Research Integrity’. (Or use tiny.cc/apstnsvideos)

I was recently told the link to my workshop .ppt slide files was dead. I updated it, so tiny.cc/geoffdocs now points to a new OSF page with those files.

That led me to revisit the videos. They seem to me to hold up well–maybe even still worth considering. My one suggestion is to change every ‘research integrity‘ into ‘Open Science‘. OS is a way better term and what I would have used even a few months later.

It was the big Psychological Science changes and my article The New Statistics: Why and How that led to the workshop and videos. (For the article: tiny.cc/tnswhyhow)

With the recent Sage award for that article, it’s maybe timely to revisit the videos and again make the .ppt files accessible.

Here’s a list of the videos:

Part 1: Confidence Intervals, NHST, and p Values

Part 2: Research Integrity and the New Statistics

Part 3: Effect Sizes and Confidence Intervals

Part 4: The New Statistics in Action

Part 5: Planning, Power and Precision

Part 6: Meta-analysis and Meta-analytic thinking

Geoff