11  Other resources

In this section, we have complied various resources that we have found useful, both previously listed in this manual and from elsewhere. Note that as this list is added to/updated, some links may no longer work or refer to the correct page.

• UVic’s license for Microsoft 365 Suite (Office, Teams)

• Research Methods in Psychology – 2nd Canadian Edition (Open textbook)

• Research Methods in Psychology – 2nd Canadian Edition (Open textbook)

• R Programming 101 (YouTube)

• StatQuest with Josh Starmer (YouTube)

• zedstatistics (YouTube)

• jbstatistics (YouTube) introductory statistics videos

• UVic Psych alumni Dr. Chad William’s excellent ‘Get R Done’ YouTube tutorial series for R

• Introduction to Statistics in the Psychological Sciences (Open textbook)

• Statistics of Doom – Learn Stats, Coding, and More

• Olivier Klein’s compendium of methods and stats resources for (social) psychologists

• Open psychological stimulus sets and datasets

• Cognitive science stimulus sets here and here

• Open Tools for Programming Experiments in Psychology

• R resources

• Statistical analyses in JASP – A Guide for Students

• Learning Statistics with Python

• Research Data and Information Management

• GitHub for R users

• The Data Visualization Catalogue

• Open Science MOOC (Massive Open Online Community for Open Science)

• Seven Easy Steps to Open Science – An Annotated Reading List

• Templates of OSF preregistration forms

• UVic Equity & Human Rights resources. UVic also offers students, faculty, and staff various training sessions on equity and human rights. See this link and type in “equity” to search for upcoming sessions.

• Raul Pacheco-Vega’s blog posts on academic writing

• Dan Simons’ tips on academic writing and revising

• Henry L. Roediger III’s Twelve Tips for Reviewers

• AP-LS grant writing resources