Towards Open Science in Psychology

Yoshihiko Kunisato; Keiko Mizuno; Hideki Sato; Mami Takesada

doi:10.4992/pacjpa.89.0_80

January 1, 2025The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological AssociationOpen Access

Towards Open Science in Psychology

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To explore effective sharing of research materials in psychology and address existing challenges.
Organized a symposium featuring expert talks on materials sharing in psychology.
Discussed issues related to survey licensing and program functionality in different environments.
Presented findings from the HITOP project on questionnaire sharing.
Included discussions on online experiments in the absence of researchers.
Facilitated a comprehensive discussion incorporating civic tech and OSS development perspectives.
Identified common issues in materials sharing and coding practices in psychology research.
Highlighted the need for standardization in research materials and protocols.
Suggested potential solutions for improving materials accessibility and usability.

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This symposium discusses improving materials sharing and methodological standards in psychology, suggesting new directions for open science practices.

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