ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
What Can You Do with Nothing? Informative Null Results in Hard-to-Reach Populations
Subject Area: Lifespan Development
In hard-to-reach populations, it is especially difficult and time consuming to collect data, resulting in smaller sample sizes and inconclusive results. Therefore it is particularly important to understand what null results can mean. We discuss results from our own experimental data and how meta-analyses and Bayes factors can increase informativeness.
Chairs & Discussants
- Priya SilversteinChair
Lancaster University - Naomi HavronCoChair
École Normale Supérieure - Michele NuijtenDiscussant
Tilburg University
Presentations
- Theoretical and Methodological Implications of Null Results in Replication StudiesPriya Silverstein
- Delineating the Boundaries of a Developmental Phenomenon: Two Null Results ExperimentsNaomi Havron
- A Meta-Analytic View on Interpreting Null Results and Designing Informative StudiesChristina Bergmann
