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I'm starting to prep a grad class on research ethics in psych research. I'm looking for great examples of gray areas -- not clear cut wrong/right. Do you have favorites for active discussion? Any cool examples presented in media (podcasts, tv shows, print media)?
Also, we are thinking about "research ethics" more broadly than some people do -- we are including sexual harassment, bullying, authorship, psych scientists' role in media, govt, and industry, etc.
#PsychTwitter for the win on this one! I can't believe how many amazing suggestions are rolling in. I'd love more that are relevant to #CogNeuro & computational approaches as that's a big contingent of students in my class!
Interested in doing/analyzing #neuroimaging studies in #infants or young #children? New pre-print by @GaabLab led by the wonderful @TedTuresky:
#Neuroimaging the rapidly developing #brain: Current challenges for #MRI studies in the first five years of life
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#Neuroimaging the rapidly developing #brain: Current challenges for #MRI studies in the first five years of life
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Rapid and widespread changes in #brain anatomy and physiology in the first five years of life present substantial challenges for developmental #MRI studies. One persistent challenge is that methods best suited to earlier developmental stages are suboptimal for later stages
This new review describes the data acquisition, processing, & analysis challenges that introduce these potential biases when conducting & analyzing data from infants and young children & attempts to elucidate decisions & recommendations that can optimize developmental comparisons
