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• Why was the study undertaken? -> generate
income, lobby for a policy change, evaluate the
impact of a programme or develop a new
theoretical framework?
• Who conducted the study? -> expertise
• Who funded the research? -> third party interest
• How was the data collected? -> representative or
generalisable? clear procedure?
• Is the sample size and response rate sufficient?
• Does the research make use of secondary data? ->
reflecting on how credible the data source is, and
how usable it is.
• Does the research measure what it claims to
measure? -> validity issue.
• Can the findings be generalised to my situation,
institution or country? -> Western, educated, and
from industrialized, rich, and democratic (WEIRD)
countries
Bryman, A., Social Research Methods 4th edition.
Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2012.
Active Citation
• Even when sources exist on-line, external hyperlinks
offer only data access, not analytic or process
transparency. We learn what a scholar cited but not why
or how.
• A new and innovative approach is required. Scholars are
converging to the view that the most promising and
practical default standard for enhancing qualitative
transparency is Active Citation (AC): a system of digitally-
enabled citations linked to annotated excerpts from
original sources.
https://thepoliticalmethodologist.com/2015/01/01/one-norm-
two-standards-realizing-transparency-in-qualitative-political-
science/#_edn18
• In the AC format, any citation to a contestable empirical claim is
hyperlinked to an entry in an appendix appended to the scholarly
work (the “Transparency Appendix” (TRAX)).[xviii] Each TRAX entry
contains four elements, the first three required and the last one
optionally:
• a short excerpt from the source (presumptively 50-100 words long);
• an annotation explaining how the source supports the underlying claim in the
main text (of a length at the author’s discretion);
• the full citation;
• optionally, a scan of or link to the full source.
https://thepoliticalmethodologist.com/2015/01/01/one-norm-
two-standards-realizing-transparency-in-qualitative-political-
science/#_edn18
kudos
•Kudos points out that explaining your research in non-
technical language increases accessibility to non-
experts and helps you get that plain-language
explanation out into the world. Kudos is also free, and
its terms and conditions are simple and friendly to
academics.
https://www.natureindex.com/news-blog/the-right-tools-to-
empower-researchers
Prove vs. Improve Mindset
https://www.slideshare.net/juneman/
Behavioural aspect
(E Norris, 2019)
https://psyarxiv.com/tch4w/
Fixed vs. Growth Mindset
• Smiling will make you feel happier
• Self-control is a limited resource
• Cleaning your hands will wash away your guilt
• Being reminded of money makes us selfish
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Hasrat plos one (Praktik bagi pengelola jurnal
ilmiah)
• Our roots in innovation run deep; from mobilizing scientists’ desire for free
and Open Access to the literature and building PLOS ONE to the journal it is
today, to pioneering Article-Level Metrics as an alternative to journal impact
factors
• One of our top priorities this coming year is to improve the author experience
since our authors are at the center of everything we do. Among their top
concerns are ‘time to first decision’ and ‘time to publication’. We share their
concerns and are committed to reducing this time as much as possible across
all our journals.
• The progress made with Aperta will not be wasted effort: we are currently
exploring how to best leverage its unique strengths and capabilities to
support core PLOS priorities like preprints and innovation in peer review.
https://blogs.plos.org/plos/2017/12/ceo-letter-to-the-community-mudditt/
Aspirasi seorang user thd praktik os
• First, I want a tool that will allow me to compare h-indexes across different
fields. I understand that several researchers have discussed ways to make
such comparisons. Although they undoubtedly understand the math, what I
(a philosopher) want is a button I can press so that I can fairly compare my h-
index with those of scientists and engineers at the same career stage. Ideally,
I’d be able to use it on Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar citation
databases. And please make it free.
• The same applies to other members of society, who could make good use of
tools developed for them to make academic research more accessible. Here, I
mean something that goes beyond an open-access repository. Maybe
someone might be interested in a ‘de-jargon’ tool, or a search engine that
makes it easy for someone without extensive technical knowledge to find
articles related to their problems. How could they use their own words, rather
than unfamiliar technical academic terms to find what they are looking for?
https://www.natureindex.com/news-blog/the-right-tools-to-empower-
researchers
Research transparency
DATA
TRANSPARENCY, OBLI
GES SOCIAL SCIENTISTS TO
PUBLICIZE THE EVIDENCE ON
WHICH THEIR RESEARCH RESTS.
ANALYTIC
TRANSPARENCY,
OBLIGES SOCIAL SCIENTISTS TO
PUBLICIZE HOW THEY MEASURE,
CODE, INTERPRET, AND ANALYZE
THAT DATA.
PROCESS
TRANSPARENCY, OBLI
GES SOCIAL SCIENTISTS TO
PUBLICIZE THE BROADER SET OF
RESEARCH DESIGN CHOICES THAT
GAVE RISE TO THE PARTICULAR
COMBINATION OF DATA, THEORIES,
AND METHODS THEY EMPLOY.
HTTPS://THEPOLITICALMETHODOL
OGIST.COM/2015/01/01/ONE-
NORM-TWO-STANDARDS-
REALIZING-TRANSPARENCY-IN-
QUALITATIVE-POLITICAL-SCIENCE/
Beberapa Pemantik ke depan (1)
• Open Science (atau: Science): membiarkan semua pihak mengetahui
dan terlibat dalam proses sains manapun, termasuk tinjauan sejawat
pada saat menulis proposal riset. Aneh jika kita tidak tahu tetangga kita
mengerjakan riset apa, dan ternyata satu topik dengan kita.
• Beberapa insentif tingkat institusional: memberikan sabuk untuk jurnal
yang menerapkan preregistrasi, atau perguruan tinggi memberikan
kriteria angka kredit bagi kenaikan jabatan akademik/jabatan
fungsional bagi dosen/peneliti yang melakukan praktik open science.
• Akses terbuka memungkinkan dilakukannya penggunaan kembali (lihat
lisensinya) bahkan meta-analisis, bukan hanya bebas membaca. Stigma
terhadap kualitas jurnal dengan akses terbuka, disebabkan karena ulah
sejumlah penerbit predator yang juga menampilkan tampang akses
terbuka.
https://f1000.com/resources/F1000R_Guide_OpenScience.pdf
Beberapa Pemantik ke depan (2)
• Open peer review bukan hanya soal 'open'-nya, tetapi juga soal menyeimbangkan
sentimen reviewer tertentu. Semua hasil review tidak bisa tidak mesti
dipertanggungjawabkan kepada publik, bukan hanya kepada editor jurnal secara
single-blind atau double-blind. Manajemen impresi reviewer dapat mendorong
review yang lebih konstruktif. Di samping itu, manajemen pengetahuan hasil-hasil
open review merupakan 'modal sosial', di samping 'kapital pengetahuan', yang
luar biasa. Kualitas open peer review memiliki variasi tingkatan; ScienceOpen
menerapkan moderasi dan filter kualifikasi reviewer, misalnya. Lokus open peer
review bisa di dalam atau di luar artikel itu sendiri.
• Falsifikasi tabel atau gambar dapat diperkecil dengan open data.
• Sudah saatnya bukan hanya publikasi yang dapat dianggap memberikan
kontribusi kepada sains, tetapi juga deposisi data dalam depositori dan juga
open data serta penerbitan data (lihat juga: data in brief).
• Gerakan yang lebih 'radikal' adalah open notebook yang berlangsung secara 'real
time' untuk setiap fase dan faset kegiatan penelitian.
https://f1000.com/resources/F1000R_Guide_OpenScience.pdf