SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
Opening remarks from Christopher Chartier
Session 1A: SPAM-L: Semantic Priming Across Multiple Languages ( PSA 007!!!) by Erin Buchanan
Session 2A: Many Labs 5: Does adding more expertise increase replicability? by Charlie Ebersole
Session 2B How data pre-processing distorts results and conclusions in reaction time data by Maximilian Primbs
Session 3B: To Which World Regions Does the Valence Dominance Model Apply by Benedict Jones (PSA 001)
2nd: Exploring the non-visual effect of cosmetics by Carlota Batres
Closing Webinar: Accelerated CREP: True Belief by Jordan Wagge and Braeden Hall (PSA 004)
September 9
Session 1A: Investigating Object Orientation Effects Across 14 Languages (PSA 002) by Sau-Chin
The Psychological Science *Publishing* Accelerator: A Distributed Communication and Evaluation Network By Cooper Smout and Dawn Lui
Session 2B: Study Incubation as an Alternative to Standard Peer Review by Miguel Silan and Peder Isager
Session 3B: Who’s Where: A Hackathon to Code Countries for PSACR? By Erin Buchanan
Session 4A: What We Don’t Know, and We Don’t Know that We Don’t Know by Pooya Razavi
Exploring New Ways to Credit Behavior in Science By Bastien Paris
Closing webinar: Preparing Your PSA Study Proposal by Kathleen Schmidt
September 10, 2020
Session 2B: Gendered Prejudice Project (PSA 003) by Curtis Phils
Session 3A: Data, Methods, Metascience and the Data and Methods Committee’s First Research Project (PSADM 001) by Jessica Flake and the DM committee
Session 3B: Loss Gain (PSACR 001)- Charlie Dorison
Cognitive Reappraisal (PSACR 002) by Ke Wang
Self Determination (PSACR 003)- Nicole Legate and Thuy-vy Nguyen
Session 4A: Creating a self-publishing system for the PSA by Charlie Ebersole
Session 4B: PSA Clinical Chapter by Julie Beshears and Hannah Moshontz
Closing remarks from Christopher Chartier