Jerry Bruger's journal article concerning his replication of Milgram's study in 2008 in conjunction with ABC Primetime. A good discussion of ethics and design.

A great explanation and example of protecting participants well being while replicating Milgram's infamous obedience study. It hits everything you need to know about designing and getting approval for a study and why we do it.

the implications of a "large" p-value, i.e. one that is significantly larger than the alpha value set at the beginning of the study (for us, usually p<=0.05).

Did you know that the Chi-Squared Test is always one-sided? I sure didn't. Here is a simple explanation as to why and lots more interesting and "easy" statistical information

My new favorite resource for psychology. Many other topics are addressed. Accessible language, succinct, to the point. Addresses paper writing as well. Well orgnaized and laid out.

A good explanation of when to use the Mann-Whitney U-thest

The Belmont Report can be difficult to get through. Honestly, this slideshow is not very much easier, either. But, it is a briefer and more graphical presentations of the report. The report was commissioned by the US government in 1976 to address concerns in the use of human subjects in biological and behavioral research.

Many professional organizations produce an ethical code of conduct. Violations of this code can result in the loss of license and professional membership. Exposing students to these codes helps them understand the seriousness and importance of ethical conduct.

Useful for demonstrating to students the seriousness of ethical conduct in researchl

I subscribe to the blog so I get frequent -- daily? -- updates on articles. The articles are short and to the point, so I frequently read them. And they often refer to studies that are appropriate for IA's. They supply links that are useful as well.

I find Simply Psychology for many reasons, not the least of which is that it is accessible language. But it has some studies that are reported in enough detail to be replicated, a reference to the original publication, and links to terrific outside documents which are often the original publication. It takes some clicking around to find studies, but well worth it.