Tamás Nagy (@nagyt) header
Tamás Nagy (@nagyt) profile picture

Assistant professor @eotvos_UNI, #budapest. PhD in #psychology, #emotion and #stress researcher, #openscience & #rstats fan, occasional kicker of faces

Budapest, Hungary
Joined June 2009
Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)Photo by Tamás Nagy (@nagyt)
New study alert! We're excited to share our "Bestiary of Questionable Research Practices in Psychology" in #AMPPS. We tackle the credibility crisis in research by defining, collecting, and categorizing QRPs using a community consensus method. 🧵#OpenScience #QRPs
1
4
2
4
304
An international team of researchers has proposed an overall definition of questionable research practices (QRPs) and published a comprehensive list of them—as well as ways to detect and prevent them. @nagyt #PsychScience psychologicalscience.org/pub…
5
9
989
Tamás Nagy retweeted
New study alert! We're excited to share our "Bestiary of Questionable Research Practices in Psychology" in #AMPPS. We tackle the credibility crisis in research by defining, collecting, and categorizing QRPs using a community consensus method. 🧵#OpenScience #QRPs
1
4
2
4
304
🙏Daniel Scharfenberg, Gabriella Tyson, Yu‑Fang Yang, Aleksandrina Skvortsova, Samuel Alarie, Katherine Graves, Lukas K. Sotola, David Moreau, and Eva Rubínová.
1
1
68
🧌This "bestiary" can be a vital resource for researchers, educators, and reviewers to recognize, understand, and mitigate QRPs, ultimately raising the standard of psychological research. Read the full article here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
1
46
Check out our publication in Social Psychological and Personality Science! Can studies about violent video games and aggression be biased by demand characteristics? With two experiments, we show that demand characteristics can lead habitual gamers to respond less aggressively
1
11
1
28
5,518
Tamás Nagy retweeted
1. In 2003, Kahneman published an article in American Psychologist describing the magic of collaborating with Tversky but also lamenting how current modes of scientific disagreement were unnecessarily hostile and unproductive. He hoped for a better way: Adversarial Collaborations
9
67
11
291
58,600
New: use GRIM or GRIMMER to test reported statistics for consistency. Are these values even possible? Find out with the error detection webapp! Test many values at once, get summary statistics, and download your results. 🧵 1/5 errors.shinyapps.io/scrutiny…
2
22
2
66
13,547
Tamás Nagy retweeted
New paper: The benefits of preregistration and Registered Reports, with Cristian Mesquida, @sajedeh_rasti and former lab visitor Max Ditroilo. We provide a state-of-the-art overview of the metascience on preregistration and Registered Reports. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… >
2
68
2
174
23,384
Logistic Regression clearly explained 👇🏻
7
187
4
936
115,496
Tamás Nagy retweeted
Create music with R flujoo.github.io/gm/ #rmarkdown #rstats gm 2.0.0
9
106
28
650
86,372
This is still the funniest exchange of shots in the scientific literature in the 21st century
2
10
54
7,580