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MOOC: Transparent and Open Social Science Research

  • Week 1: Introduction
  • Week 2: Publication Bias
  • Week 3: Pre-Registration, Pre-Analysis Plans, and Meta-Analysis
  • Week 4: Replication and Open Data
  • Week 5: Data Visualization

MOOC: Week 1

  • Introduction to research transparency and the scientific ethos
    • Lets get started!
    • Merton’s norms and the Scientific Ethos
    • How closely do we conform to Merton’s norms?
  • What happens when scientific norms are violated?
    • Violations of the scientific ethos in social psychology
    • Diederick Stapel is accused of research fraud: A New York Times article
    • Articulating the problem and possible ways forward

Introduction to research transparency and the scientific ethos

In our first activity, I’ll discuss the structure of the rest of the course and introduce you to Merton’s norms – widely held values for conducting science.

1.1 Let’s get started!

1.2 Merton’s norms and the Scientific Ethos

1.3 How closely do we conform to Merton’s norms?

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