Jeromy Anglim's Blog: Psychology and Statistics

I often talk about article deconstruction as a useful method for extracting principles for writing journal articles. The following is an art...

When collaborating on a journal article with colleagues I sometimes get Word documents that have manually formatted references. I often want...

This post sets out a procedure that I used to migrate a large set of Endnote references in a Word Document to a Latex document with BibTeX r...

This post discusses the topic of predictions in psychological research. The main aim of the post is to provide assistance to researchers w...

This post discusses how to write an effective introduction in a psychological empirical report, including lab reports, theses, and journal...

This post discusses how to write a method section in psychology. It has relevance to writing journal articles, theses, and lab reports. It i...

The following post applies an approach that I call  article deconstruction to extract principles for writing a Method section in a psycholo...

This post provides a list of links on writing in psychology with a particular emphasis on writing results sections.

This post presents a set of principles on what makes a good literature review. The principles aim to assist students who are writing a liter...

I find it useful when preparing a journal article or thesis to think about the status of each section in terms of a rating from 0 to 10. I c...

This post discusses ways of thinking about tables. What is the basic conceptual structure of a table? What are the implications of this conc...

I've recently activated Feedburner. It has not included my posts prior to March 2009. Thus, this post lists these earlier posts for any ...

One of the most powerful strategies that I use to learn how to write journal articles is to consciously study the writing conventions of goo...

For a long while I did almost all my thinking and writing either in my head or on the computer. More and more lately I find myself returning...

This post lists some books on academic writing, which I've found useful.

This post provides a tip for using Google Scholar to make importing references more efficient.