Articles by Daniel Lakens

Practicing Meta-Analytic Thinking Through Simulations

October 11, 2015 | Daniel Lakens

People find it difficult to think about random variation. Our mind is more strongly geared towards recognizing patterns than randomness. In this blogpost, you can learn what random variation looks like, how to reduce it by running well-powered studies, and how to meta-analyze multiple small studies. This is a long ...
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Practicing Meta-Analytic Thinking Through Simulations

October 11, 2015 | Daniel Lakens

People find it difficult to think about random variation. Our mind is more strongly geared towards recognizing patterns than randomness. In this blogpost, you can learn what random variation looks like, how to reduce it by running well-powered studies, and how to meta-analyze multiple small studies. This is a long ...
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The perfect t-test

May 18, 2015 | Daniel Lakens

I've created an easy to use R script that will import your data, and performs and writes up a state-of-the-art dependent or independent t-test. The goal of this script is to examine whether more researcher-centered statistical tools (i.e., a one-click analysis script that checks normality assumptions, calculates effect sizes ...
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