Dwayne Lieck

📣 Call for Proposals: SIPS-PCI Registered Report Funding Partnership!
The Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science and Peer Community In Registered Reports @pci-regreports.bsky.social invite researchers from all areas of psychology to submit empirical research projects for consideration.

We are Nowhere Lab 👋

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Anyone from any field is welcome to join who doesn't have a lab but would like the lab meeting experience!

🍃 July-September meetings
📆 Every week on WEDNESDAY
⏰ 3.30-4.30pm (UK)
🌐 Remote (email priyasilverstein at gmail dot com to join)

New blog post: Checking Data and Code in Repositories with Papercheck daniellakens.blogspot.com/2025/06/chec... We show how our Papercheck tool can automatically check and list files in data repositories linked to in a scientific manuscript.

🚨 We're hiring! Join us at @LMU_Muenchen for the DFG-funded project "Democratic Persuasion: How to Make the Case for Democracy."

Interested in making scholarly & societal impact?

We’re looking for:
🔹 1 Postdoc (100%)
🔹 1 PhD researcher (70%)
Starting: Oct 2025 | Apply by: July 8
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Last call to all #psych researchers!📢

We’re conducting a quick survey on #preregistration and will use your feedback to improve @zpid.bsky.social's service PreReg! If you haven't participated yet, we'd greatly appreciate your input! Thanks!✨

Link: www.soscisurvey.de/zpid_prereg/

#OpenScience

We will introduce our Learning Community Open Science at the Freiburg Open Science mini-conference.

www.psychologie.uni-freiburg.de/abteilungen/...

(Sorry Tino, I tried, but I really couldn't resist making an effort pun ^^)

We conducted both interviews to understand how the constructs are viewed between cultures, as well as experiments that showed our scale responding to experimental manipulation. Thank you to @tinoendres.bsky.social for his remarkable effort in leading this project and all other incredible coauthors!

The pitfalls of literal translation are well known, but still many scales are only translated by the researchers using them. But with constructs that are, as we can see in our data, so different between cultures, we believe this to be insufficient. Hence, we developed each scale from the bottom up.

Developing the Mental Effort and Load–Translingual Scale (MEL-TS) as a Foundation for Translingual Research in Self-Regulated Learning - Educational Psychology Review Assessing cognitive demand is crucial for research on self-regulated learning; however, discrepancies in translating essential concepts across languages can hinder the comparison of research findings....

Excited to share my first coauthored publication in my new lab out now in Ed Psych Review! In this incredibly cool project, we developed a new mental load and effort scale using both qualitative and quantitative data from multiple countries - MEL-TS

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

@tinoendres.bsky.social @akiesel.bsky.social and I are looking forward to hosting you in Freiburg!

Thank you to all our amazing speakers:

Alexander Renkl,
@akiesel.bsky.social
André Assfalg
@lakens.bsky.social
@freekoudemaatman.bsky.social
@priyasilverstein.com
Sajedeh Rasti

If you are interested in attending, you can still sign up and find more information here www.psychologie.uni-freiburg.de/abteilungen/.... But hurry, spots are limited! You can also submit your own work to present it at our poster session until March 31st.

I‘m thrilled to share the program for the FOS 2025 conference in Freiburg. We will hear a keynote on meta-theory by @lakens.bsky.social, incredible talks by ECRs, a workshop on replication by @priyasilverstein.com and a panel discussion on theory-building (vs.) OS.

drive.google.com/file/d/1GvGh...

I would be curious if what Yamada (2018) calls overissuing is happening here as well. I have no idea if it is a thing that people actually do, and if so how much

I agree this explains part of the 40% and shouldn‘t be overlooked, but I would personally doubt it accounts for the majority of it

Cool that this is finally out! 40% is scary, talk about research waste…

SIPS 2025 – June 25-27, 2025 THE CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS TO SIPS 2025 IS NOW OPEN! To submit your session, please visit the designated online submission portal (powered by Pretalx.com): ONLINE SIPS 2025 & IN-PERSON SIPS 2025. Find…

🎉Call for Session Proposals: SIPS 2025🎉
SIPS is turning 🔟, and we’re inviting YOU to help make this year’s events unforgettable. Propose a session to share your expertise, collaborate with peers, and shape the future of psychological science. 🌟
🗓️Deadline: January 31!

@lakens.bsky.social @priyasilverstein.com @freekoudemaatman.bsky.social @akiesel.bsky.social @veitkubik.bsky.social @learningfor5254.bsky.social

If you have any questions about the conference please feel free to DM me! We’re excited to welcome you in Freiburg. Thank you to Tino Endres, Andrea Kiesel, Veit Kubik & Tobias Richter for their incredible support in organizing this conference with me!

If you want to present your own work, you can indicate so in the registration and you will soon be able to submit an abstract for the poster session.

We will think about the intersections of both topics, both from applied and theoretical perspectives. The full program will be published soon, featuring talks, a panel discussion, a workshop and a poster session. You can now register to attend! docs.google.com/forms/d/1J39...

Freiburg Open Science Logo, with the Dates of May 15th and 16th and the location of the conference in Freiburg Germany for the 2025 conference

I'm excited to announce the Freiburg Open Science Conference on the 15th & 16th of May 2025. We’re happy to welcome Daniel Lakens, Priya Silverstein, Freek Oude Maatman & Sajedeh Rasti as our guests to talk about Theory Building and Open Science!

www.psychologie.uni-freiburg.de/abteilungen/...

2025 is the 10 Year Anniversary of SIPS. There is much to celebrate! Much has been achieved although much remains to be done. We would love to hear from everyone about what SIPS has meant to you professionally or personally. And where should we go from here? Please add your thoughts below.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS TO SIPS 2025 IS NOW OPEN! Please visit the designated online submission portal: ONLINE SIPS 2025 pretalx.com/sips2025-onl... & IN-PERSON SIPS 2025 pretalx.com/sips2025-bud...

SIPS 2025 will be held in-person in Budapest, Hungary (June 25-27, 2025), and online on May 21-22, 2025

Incredibly excited and honored to be able to serve on the SIPS Executive Committee next year! SIPS and its members have played a very important role in my scientific career thus far, and I‘m so happy to get a chance to participate in its future

Constructive retrieval: Benefits for learning, motivation, and metacognitive monitoring We tested whether combining constructive learning prompts with retrieval practice (constructive retrieval) positively affects delayed learning outcome…

🔍A recent study by Tino Endres et al. (2024) shows that constructive retrieval
improves both students’ factual knowledge and comprehension, making it a powerful tool for learning and understanding complex material. Learn more here:

Science is pretty full of awesome people, I have to say.

Hey Bluesky! Is there any way to save/bookmark posts on here? Really liking the app thus far but that’s something I am in dire need of.