På twitter er der begyndt at komme tweets op med hashtagget #overlyhonestmethods, og der er flere sjove tweets at finde. Det er ikke alle tweets der er direkte relateret til metode, men fælles for de fleste er ting man meget nemt kan forestille sig finder sted, men som af gode grunde ikke beskrives i artikler og bøger.
Et par tweets relateret til eksperimenter:
https://twitter.com/dr_leigh/status/288404892710744065
Here we report the two experiments whose results reached statistical significance out of the 40 we did in the past year #overlyhonestmethods
— Christopher Chabris (@cfchabris) January 8, 2013
Nogle tweeets relateret til statistisk analyse:
#overlyhonestmethods We kept pushing buttons in our favorite stats software until all our results has stars next to them
— David Winter (@TheAtavism) January 7, 2013
Data was analysed using Fisher's Exact t-test because it gave us a statistically significant p-value #overlyhonestmethods
— Dr Krystal Evans PhD (@dr_krystal) January 7, 2013
I used linear regression even though it is inappropriate here, because everyone else does. #overlyhonestmethods
— Heather Piwowar (@researchremix) January 8, 2013
After trimming, windzoring, transforming, bootstrapping and correcting the data we found a significant result of p=.044 #overlyhonestmethods
— Lukas Dressler | Psychotherapy.plus (@LukasPTplus) January 9, 2013
Et par tweets relateret til replikationsmuligheder (jeg kan desuden anbefale, at man følger Carlisle Rainey på twitter):
Data are available upon request, but we really hope no one will ask #overlyhonestmethods
— Heather Piwowar (@researchremix) January 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/carlislerainey/status/289097513926017024
Og så lidt blandet:
#overlyhonestmethods I've randomly inserted recent references of a Journal because the editor kept nagging me about it's impact factor!
— Dr. Rodrigo T. Pinto (@Hredric) January 9, 2013
https://twitter.com/bdenh/status/289031243440484352
I didn't read all my citations. Just saw that another paper had cited them so I did as well #OverlyhonestMethods
— Joe Coules (he/him) (@Joe_from_Bow) January 9, 2013
Downloading the pdf is the same as reading the article, right? #overlyhonestmethods
— J (@FotbollJenny) January 9, 2013
My thesis was written in Word b/c I was too lazy to learn LaTeX and it annoyed my PI. #overlyhonestmethods
— Ian Bushfield (@ibushfield) January 9, 2013