An Intro to pre-registration: Sharing what I’ve learned so far

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Description
Pre-registration is the process of specifying key study details and decisions, such as hypotheses and analysis plans, before conducting the research. The main goal of preregistering a study is to make it easier for future readers—and yourself!—to distinguish between what you planned to do (i.e., confirmation) and what you discovered along the way (i.e., exploration). In this webinar, Dr. Rosen will share information about when, where, why and how to pre-register. She does not identify as an expert in pre-registration, but will happily share what she has learned over the last 5+ years since she began implementing it into her regular research practice. There will be lots of time for Q&A and discussion.

Bio
Dr. Natalie Rosen (she/her) is a Professor in the Departments of Psychology and Neuroscience and Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Her research focuses on understanding how couples cope with sexual dysfunction and changes to their sexual relationship. She is committed to translating her research findings into novel interventions and to sharing evidence-based information with service providers and the public. Dr. Rosen has authored over 150 peer-reviewed publications and she is the current Past-President of the Canadian Sex Research Forum. As a registered clinical psychologist, Dr. Rosen maintains a small private practice focused exclusively on sex and couple therapy.
 

Date limite pour s'inscrire : 7 novembre 2025