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Ein national gefördertes Onlinelabor als Infrastruktur für die psychologische Forschung

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  • Martin Bruder
  • Anja S. Göritz
  • Ulf-Dietrich Reips
  • Ramon K. Gebhard

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Momentan besteht hohes wissenschaftspolitisches Interesse an der Entwicklung von Forschungsinfrastrukturen in allen Wissenschaftsbereichen. Wir plädieren dafür, ein national gefördertes Onlinelabor für die psychologische Forschung in diesen Diskurs einzubringen. Dieses Labor sollte einen großen Teilnehmerpool, notwendige Software-Tools, edukative Komponenten (Methodenberatung) sowie Schnittstellen zu Datenarchiven zur Verfügung stellen. Die Vorteile einer solchen Einrichtung werden auf der Basis von Effizienzbetrachtungen sowie methodischen und forschungsethischen Überlegungen verdeutlicht. Abschließend diskutieren wir mittelfristige Entwicklungspotenziale eines Nationalen Onlinelabors.

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  • Martin Bruder & Anja S. Göritz & Ulf-Dietrich Reips & Ramon K. Gebhard, 2014. "Ein national gefördertes Onlinelabor als Infrastruktur für die psychologische Forschung," RatSWD Working Papers 240, German Data Forum (RatSWD).
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    1. Anja S. Göritz & Martin Bruder & Ulf-Dietrich Reips, 2014. "Ein national gefördertes Onlinelabor als Infrastruktur für die Forschung: Ergebnisse einer Meinungs- und Bedarfserhebung," RatSWD Working Papers 241, German Data Forum (RatSWD).

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