Luis Morís

@richarddmorey What about replacing the functions with "annotate <- purrr::partial(annonate, family='New Courier')". This may not work in a package but it should work with sourced functions as far as they don't specify the namespace. (Just came to my mind solving something else :) )

@richarddmorey You can specify it as another aesthetic in the ggplot call #font-face" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ggplot2.tidyverse.org/articles/ggplo… Or you can change it in default values. In the case below it inherits from theme but you could specify directly. stackoverflow.com/questions/4897… Never tried much with annotations 🤷‍♂️

New paper with @0sigmas! Flexibility in reaction time analysis: many roads to a false positive? royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Comparing meta-analyses and preregistered multiple-laboratory replication projects “The observed rate of significant differences in effects sizes between meta-analyses and replication studies is high” Note sure if you’ve seen this @mjpages @dsquintana

@EikoFried Give a try to the Drake (github.com/ropensci/drake) It automatically names things if you use the option of static branching. Bit of a learning curve at the beginning, but never looked but after that.

Hey #rstats tweeps: I often write longer bits of code where I have objects like 'model1' through 'model10', or 'data1' through 'data10'. Inserting a new section makes me need to update all. Any best practices you recommend that help?

** New Article ** by Farid Anvari, Daniël Lakens — The replicability crisis and public trust in psychological science #crsp_journal @farid_anvari @lakens @Routledgepsych @tandfnewsroom doi.org/10.1080/237436…

Fast Lane to Slow Science cell.com/trends/cogniti…

Since @improvingpsych #SIPS2019, we've been working on a preregistration template for #EEG, with the eventual goal to add it as a template to @OSFPrereg. We're now at a stage where we would really appreciate your feedback! You can make suggestions here: tinyurl.com/eegprereg

What happens in our brain when we view surrealistic imagery? Excited to share the preprint for our study on the neural correlates of surrealistic imagery, applying cognitive control theory to creative effectiveness biorxiv.org/content/10.110… @cbcUPF @UPFBarcelona @biorxivpreprint

Update: our effort to compile crowdsourced list of references on some "Common Statistical Myths" is now a wiki on DataMethods - please feel free to go there and add your own topics and/or references! discourse.datamethods.org/t/reference-co…

I am absolutely delighted to announce the publication of the fourth edition of Research Methods in Psychology, a comprehensive open textbook for research methods classes: kpu.pressbooks.pub/psychmethods4e/ 1/8

Spreadsheets xkcd.com/2180/ m.xkcd.com/2180/

Three ways to render transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) ineffective in the human brain: 1. Forget to turn it on 2. Zap the cat by mistake 3. Submit it as a Registered Report (@RegReports)

Finally out! Our first registered report in @Cortex on "The relevance of alpha phase in human perception" at the Multisensory Research Group @cbcUPF. We found evidence for the involvement of pre-stimulus alpha power but not phase in visual detection. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Retracted papers die hard: Diederik Stapel and the enduring influence of flawed science psyarxiv.com/cszpy vía @OSFramework