<transcript><audio_337>based on your data any p-values are invalid so pre-registration is just a way of helping to remind you to help you remember exactly what it was that you thought was going to happen when you started the study we know from decades of memory research that distortion</transcript><transcript><audio_338>of our memories can happen right that we can remember having planned to do one thing when in reality we plan to do something different i found in my own research that i'll start a study i'll pre-register it and then data collection takes six months or a year depending what i'm doing</transcript><transcript><audio_339>and only then could i look back at our plan for the analysis and say oh here's what i said i was going to do if i tried to remember that i would have had no idea a lot of people are concerned about pre-registration taking up a lot of extra time and a lot of extra effort but in reality all it's doing is front</transcript><transcript><audio_340>loading work that you had to do anyway so you're essentially writing your methods section in advance the more onerous part the more difficult part is writing up your analysis plan and that takes a lot more thought and a lot more effort but it has a huge advantage which is that</transcript><transcript><audio_341>once you have your data you can go from collecting your data to having analyzed it and writing your paper much faster so there are a lot of places where you can pre-register your study there are a number of websites that can take care of that one is the open science framework and you can create an account there it's free</transcript><transcript><audio_342>you can create a project where you upload a word file that describes your pre-registration or you can use their wiki editing tools to pre to do it or you can follow one of the pre-existing templates that walk you through the steps of things that you should specify you can keep it private</transcript> based on your data any p-values are invalid so pre-registration is just a way of helping to remind you to help you remember exactly what it was that you thought was going to happen when you started the study we know from decades of memory research that distortion of our memories can happen right that we can remember having planned to do one thing when in reality we plan to do something different i found in my own research that i'll start a study i'll pre-register it and then data collection takes six months or a year depending what i'm doing and only then could i look back at our plan for the analysis and say oh here's what i said i was going to do if i tried to remember that i would have had no idea a lot of people are concerned about pre-registration taking up a lot of extra time and a lot of extra effort but in reality all it's doing is front loading work that you had to do anyway so you're essentially writing your methods section in advance the more onerous part the more difficult part is writing up your analysis plan and that takes a lot more thought and a lot more effort but it has a huge advantage which is that once you have your data you can go from collecting your data to having analyzed it and writing your paper much faster so there are a lot of places where you can pre-register your study there are a number of websites that can take care of that one is the open science framework and you can create an account there it's free you can create a project where you upload a word file that describes your pre-registration or you can use their wiki editing tools to pre to do it or you can follow one of the pre-existing templates that walk you through the steps of things that you should specify you can keep it private
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