13:32

An introduction to Zotero

09:02

What are preprints?

35:09

Making null effects informative using Bayes factors and equivalence tests

21:08

How to perform a mean difference meta-analysis using JAMOVI

32:54

Improving intranasal oxytocin research by advancing methods, theory, and reproducibility

06:48

How to calculate statistical power for studies included in a meta-analysis

21:07

How preprints can benefit both science and your career

33:50

How open science can boost your career

32:56

Increasing the credibility of meta-analysis

17:02

How to calculate the statistical power of studies included in a meta-analysis using R

32:09

Applying open science practices to clinical research

27:58

How to perform a meta-analysis in R

35:38

Rethinking oxytocin's role in our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours

14:22

Testing and adjusting for publication bias in meta-analysis

39:03

How to perform a power analysis

39:02

How to perform a transparent meta-analysis

26:56

Five things that every researcher should know about open science

13:16

Improving your data visualizations

06:00

Improving the credibility of meta-analysis

07:32

How to effortlessly calculate the statistical power of studies included in a meta-analysis

04:34

How to calculate and visualise the power of each study in a meta-analysis

06:58

How to calculate all possible meta-analysis study combinations

44:00

From the lab to your living room: adjusting to a new way of working as a scientist

39:58

Using social media and podcasts to boost your academic career

50:00

How to use Bayes factors and equivalence tests to better understand non-significant p-values

00:35

How meta-science can improve our trust in biobehavioral research

58:10

Heart rate variability: physiology, methodology and experimental possibilities

15:33

The tools you need to start your own podcast

00:43

A little oxytocin story from the birth of my first child

38:04

Using social media and open scientific practices to get fast feedback on your research

11:06

How to make a reproducible version of your R analysis that can be run in a web browser

56:35

Livestream replay [session 7]: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets

40:37

Livestream replay [session 6]: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets

37:44

Livestream replay [session 6]: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets

59:18

Livestream replay [session 5]: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets

36:10

Livestream replay: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets [Session 4]

02:27

How to visualize research trends in R

38:55

Livestream replay: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets [Session 3]

51:06

Livestream replay: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic datasets [Session 2]

55:12

Livestream replay: Coding and writing a paper on creating synthetic replicas of real datasets

06:02

Understanding non-significant results using equivalence tests

21:12

Why you should adopt open science practices in your research

31:19

Exploring, cleaning, and analysing data in R

35:22

A non-technical guide to performing power analysis in R

23:30

How to make a personal academic website for free using R and the blogdown package

14:47

Livecoding a meta-analysis in R

03:44

How oxytocin influences your attention to internal cues

03:14

How oxytocin influences your attention to social cues

03:54

Oxytocin and brain activity | Interview with Sally Grace

02:49

Vasopressin and fatherhood | Interview with Marian Bakermans-Kranenburg

03:01

Kisspeptin and emotional brain processing | Interview with Matt Wall

02:32

Show introduction

16:00

Improving your powerpoint presentations

24:14

Planning and performing a gold standard meta-analysis

07:09

Assessing meta-analysis study quality using R

13:48

Conducting a meta-analysis with R

02:05

Low dose oxytocin affect social-cognitive behaviour