PinnedRichard D. Morey·Jun 12, 2020Power and precisionWhy the push for replacing “power” with “precision” is misguidedA response icon1A response icon1
Richard D. Morey·Jan 2, 2021The value of pWhat we lose if we abandon p valuesA response icon4A response icon4
Richard D. Morey·Apr 4, 2020To you, on the occasion of your replication crisis“I am very sorry, Pyrophilus…”
Richard D. Morey·Aug 3, 2019New pre-print: Use of significance test logic by scientists in a novel reasoning taskHow scientists successfully reason about sampling distributions
InTDS ArchivebyRichard D. Morey·Jan 28, 2019Why you shouldn’t say “this study is underpowered”Ensuring our critiques of power are relevant, clear, and based on good statisticsA response icon3A response icon3
Richard D. Morey·Dec 16, 2018Use your statistical intuition to save Christmas!A Christmas-themed statistical game and experimentA response icon1A response icon1
Richard D. Morey·Oct 21, 2018Notes on “Statistical Inference as Severe Testing” (Tour 1)“Beyond Probabilism and Performance”
Richard D. Morey·Jul 25, 2018An Open Letter in Support of Markey and ElsonScientists defend two researchers trying to clean up the scientific literatureA response icon1A response icon1
Richard D. Morey·Jan 1, 2018Redefining statistical significance: the statistical argumentsPart two of a three part seriesA response icon8A response icon8
Richard D. Morey·Nov 26, 2017When the statistical tail wags the scientific dogShould we “redefine” statistical significance?A response icon3A response icon3
