How We Practice Open Science
We strive to follow Open Science Practices in our lab, primarily using our lab’s OSF site. Which means, for recent studies, we work to:
(a) Preregister our studies (e.g., on As Predicted or OSF)
(b) Share our materials.
(c) Share our data and our analysis code.
Many publications are posted on Dr. Rittle-Johnson's Research Gate Profile here.
Interested in Our Research?
To request a copy of any of these publications, please send us an email with the full citation. Note that some articles and conference presentations are available on our Math Follow-Up, Patterns and Math, Early Algebraic Thinking (archived), and Contrasting Cases project webpages.
*Note: some articles and conference presentations are available on our project webpage, accessible via the top bar main menu.