Crossroads: Using decision making strategies to develop high impact content for training in rigor and transparency.

十字路口:使用决策策略来开发高影响力的内容,以进行严格和透明的培训。

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10722510
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 9万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2023-08-01 至 2026-07-31
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY Scientific research can benefit from healthy self-examination and agile, data-driven corrections. The “Reproducibility Crisis” has necessitated structural changes amongst publishers and funders, but individual scientists have not received the level of training necessary to fix common issues in rigor and inadequacies in transparent reporting that contribute to replication problems. While the crisis has prompted numerous workshops, opinion pieces, and quantified replication evaluations in neuroscience, the development of cohesive and high impact training opportunities has not yet occurred. The inaccessibility of training modules makes it difficult to formally train scientists whether they are beginners (e.g., undergraduate students) or seasoned researchers (e.g., tenured professors) without an unrealistic individual time commitment from the scientists themselves. The development of stand-alone educational units covering issues of the scientific process from the philosophical foundations of science all the way to the reporting of data and methods in a transparent manner are critical to making this training both accessible and acceptable to researchers. At the University of Texas at Dallas, we have assembled a team of stakeholders and supporters with rich backgrounds in basic neuroscience research, psychology research and clinical practice, education curricula development, pedagogy research, and the reproducibility crisis itself to build three high impact educational units that will be integrated into the digital platform developed by the Creating an Educational Nexus for Training in Experimental Rigor (CENTER) group. Our focus is on three critical and practical areas of the crisis: (1) Recording of data and methods (2) Exploratory vs confirmatory research, and (3) Interpreting and reporting findings.
项目概要 科学研究可以受益于健康的自我检查和敏捷的、数据驱动的纠正。这 “可复制性危机”迫使出版商和资助者进行结构性变革,但个人 科学家们尚未接受必要的培训来解决严格性和不足之处的常见问题 透明的报告会导致复制问题。尽管这场危机催生了许多研讨会, 观点文章,以及神经科学中的量化复制评估,内聚性和高凝聚力的发展 影响培训机会尚未出现。培训模块的不可访问性使得很难 正式培训科学家,无论他们是初学者(例如本科生)还是经验丰富的研究人员 (例如,终身教授),而科学家本身没有不切实际的个人时间承诺。这 独立教育单位的发展,涵盖从哲学到科学过程的问题 科学基础一直到以透明的方式报告数据和方法对于 使研究人员能够接受并接受这种培训。在德克萨斯大学达拉斯分校,我们有 组建了一支由具有丰富基础神经科学研究背景的利益相关者和支持者组成的团队, 心理学研究和临床实践、教育课程开发、教育学研究以及 再现性危机本身建立了三个高影响力的教育单位,这些单位将融入数字化 该平台由创建实验严谨性培训教育联系 (CENTER) 小组开发。 我们的重点是危机的三个关键和实际领域:(1)数据和方法的记录(2)探索性 与验证性研究,以及 (3) 解释和报告研究结果。

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