Disciplinary Repository for Psychological Science
PsychArchives is a disciplinary repository preserving a variety of digital research objects (DROs), with 21 different publication types (preprints, primary, and secondary publications), research data, tests, preregistrations, multimedia and code. We provide easy and free access to DROs according to the FAIR principles, which implies the commitment to ensure that research and research data are findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.Recent Submissions
- preprint 2019-07 What does the so-called False Belief Task actually check? (Ben-Yami et al.)
- conferenceObject 2019-07-05 Cross-lingual Search in the Psychology Search Engine PubPsych (Weichselgartner et al.)
- conferenceObject 2019-06-07 In-Mind Magazine (IJzerman et al.)
- supplement 2019 Materialien zu "Spiel nach Gehör auf der Violine" (Hakim et al.)
- studyProtocol 2019-06-14 Re-Building Trust (Schneider et al.)
- conferenceObject 2019-05-30 Dynamically aggregating evidence in community-augmented meta-analyses (Bergmann)
- conferenceObject 2019-05-31 The R package metafor: Past, present, and future (Viechtbauer)
- preprint 2019 Microaggressions: Clarification, Evidence, and Impact (Williams)
- researchData 2019 [Dataset] Electrify your Game! Anodal tDCS Increases the Resistance to Head Fakes in Basketball (Friehs)
- movingImage 2019-05-30 Dynamically aggregating evidence in community-augmented meta-analyses (Bergmann)
- conferenceObject 2019-05-30 Considerations for power in meta-analysis (Pigott)
- conferenceObject 2019-05-28 Big Data + Big Computers = Computational Psychology? (Hox)
- conferenceObject 2019-05-28 Flexible Specification of Large Structural Equation Models with Regularization (Jacobucci)
- conferenceObject 2019-06 Inferring target locations from gaze data: A smartphone study (Mueller)
- code 2019-06-19 Code zu: "Ist die psychologische Forschung durchlässig für aktuelle gesellschaftliche Themen? Eine szientometrische Analyse am Beispiel Flucht und Migration mithilfe von Topic Modeling" (Bittermann et al.)
