Are you new to writing grants, or want to see some examples of proposals to different private and public agencies?

All of our successful and failed proposals that are not restricted from sharing are publicly available here: osf.io/8km72/

⚠️New paper at Nature Human Behaviour⚠️

Can posed smiles make people feel happier?

In a global adversarial collaboration, we found overwhelming support for this controversial hypothesis.

But we couldnt resolve one thing: concerns about a popular pen-in-mouth smiling task.

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1/n I'm excited to announce that v1.5.0 of {paletteer} got on CRAN today, adding 188 palettes, and 7 new packages for a total of 2569 palettes 🤯
github.com/EmilHvitfeldt/…
#rstats #dataviz

Academic moms - trying to quantify how Covid impacted your research productivity? Our newest paper can help. Check out this 🧵 (Lee-Fay Low Andrew Baillie Sydney Health Academic Mom, PhD)

Collaborators are needed from Belgium, Brazil, Czechia, France, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland, or Turkey for a Psychological Science Accelerator grant application to make our data more usable and develop protocols for big team data sharing. Contact Lisa DeBruine 🎃 for more info.

Intrigued about the thought that one day ManyCrabs might join ManyBabies ManyGoats ManyDogs ManyBirds ManyPrimates Psychological Science Accelerator etc. doi.org/10.1016/j.anbe…

📣 Are you curious about #openscience and how to implement OS practices? This Thursday, October 20 @ 11:00 AM EDT (UTC -4), Dr. Krista Byers-Heinlein and I will deliver the 'Intro to open science' ManyBabies webinar. Join us! Registration is free and all are welcome!🤩 manybabies.github.io/workshops/

🚨Open Science workshop reminder!🚨

There's still time to sign up for our 'Intro to Open Science' workshop, which will be held this Thursday, October 20 @ 11:00am EDT (UTC -4) on Zoom! All are welcome!

see more details and sign up HERE: manybabies.github.io/workshops/

Desperate editor here: anyone out there interested in reviewing a Registered Report in the area of environmental psychology and sustainability? ECRs more than welcome. RRs are fun to review, I promise.* Send me a DM if interested, thanks!

*not a promise

I will be supervising some Master's students this year and want to start with some readings on Open Science and good research practices. If you had to recommend any 1-3 papers, which one's would you choose? Self-promotion encouraged.

Please help ICIS diversify our invited program for #ICIS2024 ! Seeking nominations (including self-noms) of speakers from under-represented world regions such as the Global South. Please submit your suggestions by October 30, 2022!

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

#Bilingualism does benefit #CognitiveControl . How? It is #language switching and intensity of use that make the difference.
See our large-scale #EEG study here: doi.org/10.1101/2022.1…

with Andrea Krott Ali Mazaheri Uni of Birmingham
Academic Chatter™ #AcademicTwitter The PhD Voice

🤝With Dr. Jessica Kosie, Laia Fibla, Casey Lew-Williams and Dr. Krista Byers-Heinlein, our two-site study explored if these two language switching patterns impose different demands on cross-language word learning in bilingual children from French-English and Spanish-English bilingual families. [3/7]

📌So should caregivers switch languages to provide immediate translations, or use one language at a time? Our takeaway is that bilingual caregivers should interact with their children in a way that they are most comfortable with. [7/7]

❓When teaching bilingual children new words, should caregivers switch between languages to provide immediate translations, or use one language at a time to reduce confusion? Our preprint shows some new evidence that speaks to this critical question: psyarxiv.com/hpwbr [1/7]

Editors out there, how do you tackle the decision letter? What is your procedure for reviewing the reviews and writing the letter? How do you structure your letter? Did you all learn this on the streets or are there resources out there?