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Come join us in our mission to create bigger datasets to understand human development! We're hiring two software developers to join our team and build data repositories. Remote work possible. Please RT! careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/software-…

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·4 Ağu

@doughertyorama We don't have a codebook per se -- I think the prereg (osf.io/8t6hb) has the clearest explanation of how variables were coded and transformed.

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Michael Dougherty@doughertyorama·3 Ağu

@veroboyce Very nice paper. Which file on the osf page defines the variable names in the datafiles (e.g. for_model.csv, etc)? I can't seem to locate it, but I assume I'm just not looking in the right place.

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·1 Ağu

New preprint with @mcxfrank and Maya Mathur: Eleven years of student replication projects provide evidence on the correlates of replicability in psychology (psyarxiv.com/dpyn6/) reporting 176 replications from students in a grad methods class @StanfordPsych. (1/5)

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Michael C. Frank@mcxfrank·1 Ağu

So excited to see all of these student projects together at last! This work realizes an idea that @rebecca_saxe introduced me to years ago: that students are the real drivers of cumulative science. original idea: doi.org/10.1177/174569… new preprint: psyarxiv.com/dpyn6/

Veronica Boyce@veroboyce

New preprint with @mcxfrank and Maya Mathur: Eleven years of student replication projects provide evidence on the correlates of replicability in psychology (psyarxiv.com/dpyn6/) reporting 176 replications from students in a grad methods class @StanfordPsych. (1/5)

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·1 Ağu

Our coded data, code, pre-reg, and a number of student reports are at osf.io/xwn9m/. We're extremely grateful to all the students who did the replications -- this data would not exist without their efforts! (5/5)

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·1 Ağu

but many also correlate with each other! When all the predictors are in the same model (with shrinkage prior), larger original effect size and within-participants designs are the strongest predictors of replication success. (4/5)

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Isabel Papadimitriou@isabelpapad·27 Nis

Check out our new paper with @jurafsky! What inductive learning biases influence language learning, and how? We pretrain transformer models on different structures and fine-tune on English to test the learning effects of different inductive biases arxiv.org/abs/2304.13060

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·24 Nis

@HaoHailin @roger_p_levy @glossapsycholx Interesting. What effect is this happening with? The targeted effects I've studied with (A-)Maze have had the largest effect at the critical word, but there's many phenomena out there. I might try out coryshain.github.io/assets/pdf/sha… from @coryshain to deal with spillover.

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Roger Levy@roger_p_levy·19 Nis

Let me tell you why I'm so excited about this new paper by the amazing @veroboyce in @glossapsycholx, ""A-maze of natural stories: comprehension and surprisal in the Maze task". 1/9 escholarship.org/uc/item/6vh9d8…

Veronica Boyce@veroboyce

I'm thrilled to have this paper with @roger_p_levy out in @glossapsycholx ! I hope our methods work on Maze gives more researchers an easy option for collecting incremental reading time data on a range of materials!

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·19 Nis

@jkdempc @tmalsburg I-maze (from @weGotlieb ) might be good here. It mixes A-maze and nonce distractors, so you can have the control of a nonce distractor at the critical word, but get the benefits of A-maze over L-maze overall. See escholarship.org/uc/item/3x34x7… and arxiv.org/abs/2106.03232

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Jack Dempsey@jkdempc·19 Nis

@tmalsburg E.g., for "While Anna dressed the baby played in the crib." it's problematic to have some items be like 'played' vs. 'cry' and some items be like 'played' vs. 'red' - those would be different effect sizes at least, right?

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Jack Dempsey@jkdempc·19 Nis

This method looks really interesting, particularly in its ability to prevent spillover effects - definitely the thing that caught my eye as to why one might switch from SPR

Veronica Boyce@veroboyce

I'm thrilled to have this paper with @roger_p_levy out in @glossapsycholx ! I hope our methods work on Maze gives more researchers an easy option for collecting incremental reading time data on a range of materials!

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·18 Nis

Working on adding rticles support for glossa psycholinguistics -- @glossapsycholx is there a latex template or latex class file for your journal?

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Mikhail Kissine@KissineMikhail·13 Nis

Key assumption in experimental pragmatics & semantics: people who judge a sentence like ´Some dogs are mammals’ false do so because they derive the ´Some, but not all’ implicature. In this new paper we show that this assumption is in fact unwarranted 1/3 authors.elsevier.com/a/1gve22Hx2tWo…

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Nicholas Coles, PhD@coles_nicholas_·14 Nis

Demand characteristics are a textbook concern in research w/ humans Yet, they’re not actually well understood In this new pre-print, @mcxfrank and I used meta-analysis and replication to take stock. What we found was informative...but also concerning psyarxiv.com/uw85a 🧵

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·13 Nis

If you use Maze and have technical questions or issues, don't hesitate to email me -- I want this to be a viable tool.

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·13 Nis

I'm thrilled to have this paper with @roger_p_levy out in @glossapsycholx ! I hope our methods work on Maze gives more researchers an easy option for collecting incremental reading time data on a range of materials!

Glossa Psycholinguistics@glossapsycholx

The Glossa Psycholinguistics team is delighted to announce the publication of a new article! Head over to our website to read "A-maze of natural stories: comprehension and surprisal in the Maze task", by Veronica Boyce and @roger_p_levy escholarship.org/uc/item/6vh9d8…

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Veronica Boyce@veroboyce·22 Nis

Ibex-with-Maze now supports adding a delay after a participant makes an error before they can try again (in redo mode). Caveat: I haven't used it in experiments yet! (code: github.com/vboyce/Ibex-wi…, commentary: vboyce.github.io/Maze/delay.html)

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Roger Levy@roger_p_levy·2 Ara

This paper is one culmination of three-plus years' work investigating the syntactic capabilities of today's autoregressive language models, with carefully controlled experiments like we would use in a psycholinguistics experiment with human subjects. The results blow me away. 1/5

Ethan Gotlieb Wilcox@weGotlieb

What syntactic generalizations can be learned from predicting the next word by domain-general learning algorithms? A paper summarizing the case of filler--gap dependencies (+ theoretical implications!) with @roger_p_levy and @rljfutrell ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/006327

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