Digital Object Mnemonics

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They’re supershort unique identifiers of an article, that always resolve to the article just like DOIs 🪄

To capitalize on this magic, I present to you: 🥁

🤖📑🧠 “Digital Object Mnemonics”.

#DigitalObjectMnemonics

To open this series:

🤩 This awesome article explaining how it’s possible to make causal inferences from correlational data:

[G]enerating [C]ausal inferences [V]alidly: [J]ulia Rohrer on [3]rd variables in [R]egression

➡️ gcvj3r

➡️ https://doi.org/gcvj3r

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In the series

🤖📑🧠 “Digital Object Mnemonics”:

🤩 A great introduction to Response Process Evaluation, an asynchronous alternative to cognitive interviews, by Melisse Wolf, Elliott Ihm, Andrew Maul, and Ann Taves:

[K]ind of like [C]ognitive interviews, but with [Z]ero interviews [4] more validity

➡️ kcz4

➡️ https://doi.org/kcz4

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In the series

🤖📑🧠 “Digital Object Mnemonics”:

🤩 A brilliant article that lays out an impressive set of studies and findings, laying bare some serious problems in psychological science and implicitly suggesting a route to remedying those as well:

[J]ust [2] researchers [R]eally [N]ailing it

➡️ j2rn

➡️ https://doi.org/j2rn

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In the series

🤖📑🧠 “Digital Object Mnemonics”:

🤩 The “knowing what we’re talking about” paper, by Rik Crutzen and me, on making and publishing comprehensive construct definitions:

[J]ust define and [N]ame constructs; combat [J]ingle Jangle in [P]sychology

➡️ jnjp

➡️ https://doi.org/jnjp

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In the series