Resources and additional information from the Special Interest Group (SIG)
On these pages, you will find a compilation of links to websites where you can download further information and useful resources on the topic of Open Science. The resources compiled by the "Open Science" Commission of the German Society for Psychology (DGPs) have been reviewed, revised, and supplemented by the SIG Open Science of the asp.
Research Data.info
Provider Information:
"Forschungsdaten.info is the German-language information portal for research data management (RDM). With practical thematic and subject-specific articles, the site introduces users to research data management.
Additionally, the site focuses on RDM in the German-speaking area, the NFDI, and provides specific practical tips.
Some selected pages have also been translated into English.
Professional ethical guidelines of the Working Group for Sports Psychology
Information from the asp:
The competent and responsible engagement with the objectives and tasks of the asp as an interest group for sports psychology (see asp statutes 2015, § 2(1)) obliges those working in sports psychology, regardless of their professional orientation, institutional affiliation, or title, to maintain a professional conduct that is clearly aligned with the highest scientific and ethical standards and is critically reflected upon in this regard.
Guidelines for Ensuring Good Scientific Practice by the DFG
Information from the DFG:
Ad-Hoc Committee on Research Data Management of the German Association for Sports Science
Information from the dvs:
The aim of the ad hoc committee is to identify the specific requirements and needs of sports science for sustainable research data management, as well as opportunities for the integration, development, or promotion of a tailored research data infrastructure. Existing solutions within the sports science community will be taken into account and built upon. As a primary outcome, the ad hoc committee will develop a concept for sports science that addresses current and future requirements and specific needs related to research data management.
