Ruben C. Arslan
HIBAR: Effects of acetaminophen on risk taking (with virtual balloons)
Had I Been A Reviewer.
Mis-allocated scrutiny: a quick simulation
Below I document my simulation code underlying an upcoming blog post at The 100% CI.
HIBAR: Sex‑Differentiated Changes in Sexual Desire Predict Marital Dissatisfaction
Had I Been a Reviewer. Actually, I was a reviewer. Huh! So, how did this turn out?
Correction to Arslan et al. (2019).
Some additional information on the correction notice for _Using 26,000 diary entries to show ovulatory changes in sexual desire and behavior_ that appeared today.
Tympanic temperature and social connectedness
Re-examining a reported association between physical temperature and social connectedness.
HIBAR: How methods and practices changed after the replication crisis in social psychology
Had I Been a Reviewer. A post-publication peer review with some added figures.
Who initiates sex?
A chicken-and-egg-question?
Sexual activity by time of day
Examining when women in our diary study were sexually active.
Measuring contraception
How we measured methods of contraception, reasons for using different contraceptives, and fertility awareness.
Intra-individual feedback
Thinking through an intra-individual menstrual cycle feedback.
Do single mothers have a stronger influence on their kids?
And how would you test that?
The Golden Age of Never Finishing Anything
Serialising the results from our sex diary study.
Genetische Analysen implizieren keineswegs Unmenschlichkeit – im Gegenteil
Genetische Unterschiede sind ein Argument für den Sozialstaat
Revised: Are studies that replicate cited more?
Looking at the RPP to bring data to a discussion
New rational athletics for boys and girls.
Accounting for mistakes in my scientific work and announcing a bug bounty program.
Are big studies cited more?
Does sample size predict number of citations?