Tasks and Tools
100 Days of Writing
A tool I use to hold myself accountable for writing is to track if I write at least an hour a day over 100 days (not counting weekends, since breaks can be important). I do this by keeping track on a sticker chart (a true developmentalist at heart) and in an SPSS/Excel document. Each hour, I make a goal, block most of the internet, and track my progress. I hope this works as well for you as it does for me!
Writing Template with dates (June-October)
Writing Template without dates
My Stickers (full disclosure, these were just left over from my dissertation)
Other tasks and tools available by email:
A folder of social and emotional development syllabi (including my own) - LINK
ERP-friendly AX-CPT for young children and adults
ERP-friendly Flanker for young children
ERP-friendly Go/Nogo for young children
Code to remove infant naps from LENA data
Video to keep infants entertained while collecting baseline EEG
Protocols on how to collect baseline EEG from infants using mobile EEG
Helpful tools that I use or intend to use (NOT made by me, not responsible for content):
Writing Resources
Get rewarded with Kittens for writing - Written Kitten
Get punished for not writing - Most Dangerous Writing App
Publishing Resources
What journal should I submit to? - try JANE
What papers are connected to a paper of interest - try Connected Papers
Stats
Other Tools
I need this file type to be that file type - Cloud Convert
Need to make a cool diagram for participant counts? Try Sankeymatic.