[CogSci] Invitation to participate in a study about scientific reasoning

[Marina Dubova]

Dear colleague,



We are a research team from Carnegie Mellon University, the Santa Fe
Institute, and Johns Hopkins University. We are conducting a study that
explores how scientists reason about research findings. Your insights as a
psychological scientist would be essential for this research, and we invite
PhD students, postdocs, research scientists and faculty to participate.



The study involves completing one online survey (approximately 20 - 40
minutes). In the survey, you will be invited to read a series of research
findings and provide judgments about them, explain them, and reflect on
possible follow-up studies that could be conducted to better understand
these findings. Your participation will help advance our understanding of
how scientists reason about and build on prior research findings.



Participation is entirely voluntary, and your responses will remain
anonymous. To thank you for your time, you will be compensated with a $30
Amazon Gift Card following completion of our survey.



*If you are interested in participating, please contact the research team
via email at **scientificreasoningstudy at gmail.com*
<scientificreasoningstudy at gmail.com>*.*



Thank you for considering this opportunity to contribute to a project
exploring how scientists reason about and build on prior research findings.
Your insights will make a meaningful contribution to this research!


Best,

Marina Dubova <https://www.mdubova.com/>, Santa Fe Institute

Kara Kedrick
<https://sites.google.com/andrew.cmu.edu/kara-kedrick?usp=sharing>,
Carnegie Mellon University

Di Liu <http://www.di-liu.com>, Johns Hopkins University
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