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
- supplement 2019 Supplementary materials to "Assessing the structure of the Five Factor Model of Personality (IPIP-NEO-120) in the public domain" (Kajonius et al.)
- supplement 2019 Supplementary materials to “How many ways to say goodbye? The latent class structure and psychological correlates of European Union sentiment in a large sample of UK adults” (Lewis et al.)
- article 2019-05 „PAYWALL – The Business of Scholarship“. Filmvorführung mit anschließender kontroverser Podiumsdiskussion über das Open-Access-Publizieren (Weber)
- movingImage 2018-08-24 Forschungsdatenmanagement am Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien (IWM) in Tübingen (Umbach)
- movingImage 2018-06-09 Big Data in Psychology: Statistical methods for linked high-dimensional with traditional data (Van Deun)
- movingImage 2018-06-07 The Hype, Reality, and Hope for Big Data Analyses in Psychological Research (Oswald)
- movingImage 2018-06-12 Using multilevel models for the meta-analysis of dependent effect sizes (Van den Noortgate)
- movingImage 2018-06-11 On the Reproducibility of Meta-Analyses (Lakens)
- movingImage 2018-06-11 Recent developments in meta-analytic structural equation modeling (Jak)
- supplement 2019 Materialien zu "Ökologisch valides Motion Capture von Dirigierbewegungen mit dem ‚kinelyze’-System" (Gehrs et al.)
- conferenceObject 2019-05 Research Synthesis 2019 incl. Pre-Conference Symposium Big Data in Psychology, May 27-31, 2019 - Conference Program (Bosnjak)
- conferenceObject 2018-12-12 Plain Language Summaries von Cochrane Reviews (Bollig et al.)
- studyProtocol 2019-05-06 Can you handle the truth? Motivational and Emotion Regulatory Antecedents of Selective Exposure to Health Information (Chasiotis et al.)
- studyProtocol 2019-05-06 Don't Tell Me What to Think: How Perceived and Suggested Risk Affect Selective Exposure to Health Information (Wedderhoff et al.)
- conferenceObject 2019-05 Research Synthesis 2019 incl. Pre-Conference Symposium Big Data in Psychology, May 27-31, 2019 - Abstract Collection (Bosnjak)
