New in Nature Human Behavior: We had 353 peer reviewers evaluate published Registered Reports versus comparison articles on 19 outcome criteria. We found that RRs were consistently rated higher on rigor and quality.
Paper https://t.co/9DiJ3DoN7O
Green OA https://t.co/oMeR7uOWBM
Spontaneous brain activity is both proactive and predictive. It reflects generative models of low dimensional information states aimed at maximizing the entropy of explanations for future behavior. We hope this will be a helpful framework to think about fMRI RSNs.
Hello twitter.
What advice do you have for an early career autism researcher with an interest in promoting neurodiversity-framed research, in a country without a big tradition of that kind of work?
I have been on sick leave for two years now. Today I signed a document to terminate my contract at the university. I had really hoped that I would be doing better by now if only to not lose my job.
"INPUD believes it is time to disrupt the misconception that decriminalisation efforts unquestionably represent progress when they have been developed with little or no consultation with people who use drugs."
https://t.co/mOyZxycQre
No regulation without representation!
People are much less interested in changing their honesty-humility (H) compared to other personality traits--but intriguingly, receiving personality feedback on how they compare with others increases goals to change on H. https://t.co/ZHhzTrfWO4
Kinderen die jeugdzorg nodig hebben wachten gemiddeld ruim tien maanden voordat ze hulp krijgen. Ze wachten op therapie, een diagnose of een plek om te wonen. https://t.co/kJ4O3HmmW3
I've been journal editing for over 10 yrs now, and one thing I've learned is that a major cause (possibly *the* major cause) of slow peer review isn't slow journal administration or slow editing or even slow reviewers
It's the dreaded ghost reviewer. These keep me up at night.