Resources

(a collection of free resources I find useful)

Papers & Journals

Connected Papers: creates a network of papers similar to an initial paper (useful for finding similar papers in a field)
Journal/Author Name Estimator: finds papers similar to (useful for finding papers that are similar to unpublished work)
Scimago Journal & Country Rank: a list of scientific journals and their rankings

Code, Stats, & Graphs

Code

An Introduction to R: a detailed intro to R
Quick-R: a quicker intro to R
R Markdown Workshop: a guide to using R Markdown (cred: Resul Umit)
RStudio Cheatsheets: a collection of pdf cheatsheets for popular R packages

Stats

R Psychologist: an intro to core statistical concepts using interactive visualizations (cred: Kristoffer Magnusson)
Handbook of Biological Statistics + R Companion: a detailed intro into a variety of statistical concepts + a companion guide with reproducible R code (cred: John H. McDonald & Salvatore S. Mangiafico)

Graphs

The Data Visualisation Catalogue: an extensive list of graphs with detailed explanations
Visual Vocabulary: a compact list of graphs with concise explanations contained within a single png
The R Graph Gallery + R Charts: two collections of graphs with reproducible R code
Likert Scales In R: reproducible R code for diverging and 100% stacked bar charts (cred: Jake Chanenson)
RainCloudPlots: reproducible R code for raincloud plots (cred: Jordy van Langen)

Aesthetics

Accessible Colors: evaluates the contrast between text and background color for people with low vision (useful for posters)
Coolors: color palette generator (useful for graphs)

Grad Apps & Jobs*

Business PhD Wiki: contains information about Business PhD programs, guides to the application process, and example materials (cred: Abhishek Nagaraj)
So, you’re applying for a PhD in Psychology...: a guide to Psychology PhD programs and the application process (cred: Jamil Zaki)
Resources for Post-Bacc Jobs in Psychology: a collection of resources (e.g., job boards, summer research programs) for undergrads and recent grads interested in Psychology (cred: Matt Coleman)

*For those looking for post-bacc research jobs, I highly recommend creating an academic Twitter account and following professors in your field of interest. Many professors will post and share each other's post-bacc job postings on Twitter.

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