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DESCRIPTION:Has your experimental design ever been constrained by the tools
  you had available to present stimuli and collect responses? Have you ever
  had to re-create an experiment from scratch because the tools used for th
 e original were expensive\, proprietary\, or obsolete? Open psychological 
 science works best with open tools\, but what tools exist\, and where are 
 there gaps? This session has two parts: First\, what kinds of tools alread
 y exist that support open\, rigorous\, and replicable research in differen
 t subfields? This discussion may lead to a new resource to help researcher
 s find the best tools for a given project. Second\, what does it actually 
 take to make a new open science tool for running experiments? I’ll talk 
 from my own experience developing software tools for developmental psychol
 ogy research\, and the discussion will focus on how we as individuals and 
 as a field can create the tools we need.
DTSTAMP:20260511T123430Z
LOCATION:Underground\, p08
SUMMARY:UC11: How to find (and build!) tools for running open\, replicable 
 experiments - Jonathan F. Kominsky
URL:https://pretalx.com/sips2025-budapest/talk/QLHVH8/
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