Hi Maaike,

greetings from the lab. It's kind a nice here, so far everything works, no disasters so far and the participants are mostly friendly. :-D

I just want to tell you that I will come to Hot Politics this week and also to dinner. Now that Gijs invited to his home, shall I also inform him as well or is it okay to tell you that I will join?

Hope you are alright!

Best

Susi

Susann Kohout, M.A.

PhD candidate and DAAD scholarship holder at Amsterdam School for Communication Research (ASCoR)

@izuzuzi | phdlog.net

Von: Homan, Maaike <m.d.homan@uva.nl>
Gesendet: Dienstag, 10. September 2019 11:34:20
An: hotpoliticslab@list.uva.nl
Betreff: [Hotpoliticslab] next hot politics meeting + lab dinner

Hi everyone,

This Friday we will again have 2 talks. A tutorial from Bert Bakker about pre-registration (see message from Bert below). And a presentation from Gijs Schumacher called “Why do politicians go emotional?”. As usual the lab meeting will be from 15:00 till 16:30 in the Common Room on the 9^th floor (REC B9.22).

Furthermore, we will have a lab dinner this Friday! Apologies for the short notice, but whoever wants to join is welcome! Please let me know before Thursday 17:00 whether you can make it.

See you Friday!

Best,

Maaike

Dear all,

Friday (September 13), I will give a talk on pre-registration in the Hot Politics Lab “Pre-registration, pre-analysis, replication: what is it all about and why should you care”. I will talk through a pre-analysis plan discuss the do’s and don’ts. Obviously, there is no prior knowledge about this topic required but if you have never seen a study with pre-registered design and analyses, you might want to read one before to give you some context.

Bakker, Lelkes and Malka is a recently accepted paper in which study 3 and 4 were pre-registered replications of the study 1 and 2 (paper, here: https://osf.io/ja6qw/ ). You can also find the pre-analysis plans belonging to study 3 and 4 here: https://osf.io/4zx3f/?view_only=1bbcfe1db044414183ee274ef62fe7c7 .