Here I outline some of what science can tell us about the problems in psychological
publishing and how to best address those problems. First, the motivation behind questionable …

Online phenomena like echo chambers and polarization are believed to be driven by humans’
penchant to selectively expose themselves to attitudinally congenial content. However, if …

A growing literature suggests that situational cues have a strong influence on behavior,
especially online. Here we conducted a within subjects experiment where participants saw 16 …

When people navigate through their informational environments, they often come across
information that is discrepant from their knowledge or their attitudes, and consequently …

Despite their important position in the research environment, there is a growing theoretical
uncertainty concerning what research metrics indicate (eg, quality, impact, attention). Here we …

… This collection article was proposed and implemented by Brett Buttliere and directed by
Editor Igor Grossmann. The contributors are listed in alphabetical order. Contributions were …

A major debatehas emerged in Psychology on the merits of direct replication, with much
discussion but little empirical data. Here we conducted a survey among 2,056 psychologists to …

Despite much discussion concerning problems with, and potential changes to, the
psychological publishing system, there has been little data gathered concerning psychologists’ …

The target article and this response focus on utilizing the available information about papers
(eg, full text, citations, mentions and discussion elsewhere on the internet) to better inform …

The concept of cognitive conflict, that being two competing ideas in the mind at the same
time, encompasses a large number of instantiations throughout Psychology (Festinger, 1964; …