Cristina Rodríguez-Prada

Investigadora predoctoral en @UAM_Psicologia. Análisis de conducta, estadística, hacer del contexto algo mejor (@FJIprecarios). Somos lo que hacemos.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

☺️ My first article as first author has been published!

💭My final degree work, a first approach to the belief in myths in Psychology in psychology students in Spain, along with @scorgaz and @carmelado.

In open access!➡️ https://t.co/OizCGbqIIi

A (short) summary thread 🧵⬇️

[INNOVA Salamanca - FJI-Precarios @INNOVASalamanca]

Continuamos las @JornadasCLI hablando sobre el Estatuto del Personal Investigador Predoctoral en Formación (EPIPF) y la necesidad del EPI. Mesa redonda moderada por @CeliaCores, con @crodriguezprada @FJIprecarios, Ignacio García Estevez (INNOVA) y Víctor del Arco (@CGT_USAL)

[Oficina Española de Integridad en Investigación @OIntegridadEsp]

Jornadas gratuitas de @AsBAn_

Se abordarán tres puntos principales:
- la precariedad laboral 💸
- las situaciones de abuso ❌ 
- y la salud mental. 🧠

📆 Fecha: Viernes 28 de junio
🕔 Hora: 18:00 h
📍 Lugar: Google Meet 

Formulario inscripción: https://t.co/Ok0l36vyEn

[Rosana Ferrero 📈📊🙌 @RosanaFerrero]

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[ᴅʀ ᴍɪʀᴄᴇᴀ ᴢʟᴏᴛᴇᴀɴᴜ 🌺🌞🍃 @mzloteanu]

#statstab #16 Maximal Random Structure (mixed effects models)

Thoughts: A very nice tutorial and explanation on the benefits of Mixed effects models, including some useful advice and advanced tips.

#stats #lmm #mixedeffects #randomeffects #power

https://t.co/7uHNh5DFyD

[José C. Perales 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏀🏃 @JCesarPL]

El sistema educativo hasta los ‘90 seleccionaba a “los buenos” y expulsaba a “los malos” antes de terminar la (supuestamente) obligatoria. El actual es casi universal hasta los 16 sin un descenso sustancial del rendimiento promedio, pero, para cierto sector, eso es un fracaso.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

Te quiero.

[David Ranzolin @daranzolin]

Do enough people know about the glory of scales::label_wrap???? (No)

[Eiko Fried @EikoFried]

In case you missed this: meta-analytic website with data of hundreds of clinical trials where you can conduct your own meta-analysis within a minute. A really remarkable tool of open scholarship.

[MP Aivar @mp_aivar]

¿Te interesa la investigación en Psicología? ¿te gustaría prepararte para realizar una tesis? Entonces, vente a la @uam_psicologia @UAM_Madrid. Inauguramos nuevo Máster sobre Técnicas de Investigación en Procesos Psicológicos Básicos!
Más detalles aquí 👇🏻

https://t.co/gOPLOevRrb

[Miguel Núñez de Prado Gordillo @MiguelNundePGor]

So happy to begin 2024 with my paper "Broken Wills and Ill Beliefs: Szaszianism, Expressivism, and the Doubly Value-Laden Nature of Mental Disorders" published open access at Synthese! 🎉🎉🎉
https://t.co/L0J5LTNZ6N
Brief summary below! 👇🧵

[Multisensory Research Group (MRG) @MRGlabBCN]

🚩Our systematic assessment of studies addressing online mental health interventions pre-post Covid. Put mildly: there's room for improvement. 👉 https://t.co/QvdBixutzU. Thanks 🌟@mavadillo @BurgaletaMiguel @0sigmas @crodriguezprada @cbcUPF @FundacionBBVA

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

���Thanks for reading! ✨

If you have any thoughts or comments on this topic, please feel free to share 📩🥰

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

In short, COVID-19 highlighted old issues in published articles on online psychological interventions but amplified them. Caution must be exercised about methodology when using evidence for policy decisions, especially in public health.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

As researchers strive for greater transparency, it's essential to go beyond the openness of articles and prioritize transparent data practices. Access to tools and resources can help promote these practices and ensure that research is conducted with the utmost integrity.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

COVID-19 articles were published more in open access, but data was still not public. Here we proposed one of our most interesting hypotheses: Open science initiatives focused on sharing articles rather than data, resulting in a✨marketing-oriented open science✨.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

Articles during COVID-19 had shorter acceptance times than articles published before the pandemic, which could be associated with more lenient standards that could lead to overlooking methodological problems. It could be also because of an extra motivation for rapidness and with

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

Although our data does not provide conclusive evidence to either support or refute any of these hypotheses, it's important to take into account the circumstances that necessitated prompt decision-making and timely publication, compounded by the existing pressure to publish.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

Replicability was also not one of the strengths. It wasn't before and it wasn't now: it is very difficult to figure out what an intervention does if someone wanted to replicate it.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

🎄🥳 As an early Christmas gift... this *is finally* published in open access➡️https://t.co/2pSm1XXm0A

w/ M Burgaleta, L Morís, @mavadillo, S Soto-Faraco and myself at @cbcUPF on meta-science, quality of research on online psychological treatments in COVID-19⚙️🔎(#TuiteoMiPaper)

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

Both article samples found poor adherence to research standards across various indicators.

During COVID19, using randomised groups, RCTs, and pre-registration was less common. It is relevant because preregistration is associated with less questionable practices, such as HARKing

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

We focus on 6 areas: design features, blinding, statistical analysis, replicability, reporting & publishing.

This was a long process (🔎): we had to train ourselves to use the coding manual, read carefully all articles, extract and assess key information and resolve mismatches.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

So we developed an adaptation of a checklist that assessed research quality standards by making it as broad as possible in research designs and applied it to two samples of published articles: before and during the pandemic.

[Cristina Rodríguez-Prada @crodriguezprada]

In other clinical or medical fields, suspicions were already raised and it was found that the quality indexes dropped, that articles were published very quickly and that this could have consequences on the conclusions drawn.