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	Podcast:		Two Psychologists Four Beers
	Episode:		Episode 76: Preregistration (What is it Good For)
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:07:43
	Publish Date:		2021-11-17 10:00:00
	Description:		Alexa and Yoel talk about objections to preregistration. Does preregistration imply that researchers can't be trusted? Does it mean that they can't use their best judgment? When might preregistration be unhelpful? We also discuss researcher degrees of freedom in a recent paper testing Cardi B's maxim that "hoes don't get cold." Plus: ketchup on ice cream, and Alexa's controversial replacement for Daylight Savings Time. Links: The political war around daylight saving time takes a nasty turn - POLITICO Quantitude S3E07: In Defense of Researcher Degrees of Freedom When looking 'hot' means not feeling cold: Evidence that self-objectification inhibits feelings of being cold Yoel Inbar on Twitter: "As part of the next @fourbeerspod episode, I took a look at a recent field study of women at nightclubs. The key finding is that women's self-objectification moderates the relationship between their clothing and self-reports of feeling cold. https://t.co/xtykuFffee" / Twitter Two Psychologists Four Beers on Untappd
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