Gabriel Crone

Gabriel Crone

MA Student in Quantitative Methods

York University

Welcome! Here’s a little bit about me…

I’m an MA student at York University’s Quantitative Methods program in the Psychology Department. My research primarily focuses on contemporary (and historical) statistical issues within psychology, such as p-hacking, statistical misreporting, and questionable research practices. I am also interested in the teaching of statistics, researchers’ software preferences and attitudes, and open-scientific practices. Outside of my research, I love coding in R, learning about new statistical methods, and developing new skills.

Interests
  • Statistics
  • R/Studio
  • Contemporary Statistical Issues in Psychology
  • Statistical Pedagogy & Statistical Engagement
  • Open Science
Education

  • MA in Quantitative Methods, 2023-Present

    York University

  • BSc, Specialized Honours, Psychology, 2023

    York University

Skills

Statistics
R/Studio
R Shiny
Data Cleaning
SPSS & jamovi
Microsoft Office Suite

Research Positions

 
 
 
 
 
Research Assistant
Green Lab, York University
June 2021 – Present Toronto, ON
 
 
 
 
 
Research Assistant
Psychology and Statistics Education Research (PASER) Lab, Toronto Metropolitan University
November 2021 – Present Toronto, ON
 
 
 
 
 
Research Assistant
Neurotechnology and Neural Plasticity Lab
May 2020 – September 2021 Toronto, ON

Featured Work

Gabriel Crone, Dr. Christopher D. Green (supervisor)
April, 2024
Tools of the Data Detective- A Review of Statistical Methods to Detect Data Anomalies in Psychology

The purpose of this practicum was to review the various statistical tools that exist to detect potential data fabrication within scientific, empirical papers.
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Gabriel Crone, Dr. Christopher D. Green (supervisor)
May, 2023
The ps of the Past- A Historical Review of p-Value Reporting in Psychology

The purpose of this thesis was to investigate trends in p-value reporting across a diverse selection of notable psychology journals, spanning every 5th year from several decades to 2020.
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Contact

My primary point of contact is email. I have an office at York University I sometimes use for in-person office hours, but I mostly do office hours via zoom. (Please contact me for the password.)