• Psy Ops: A Guide
  • Introduction
  • I Context
  • 1 Science
  • 2 Psychology
  • 3 Theory
  • 4 Causality
  • 5 Data
  • 6 Ethics
  • 7 Open Science
    • 7.1 Transparency
    • 7.2 Inclusion
    • 7.3 Free/Libre and Open Source Software
    • 7.4 Open Data
      • 7.4.1 Types of data participants provide
      • 7.4.2 Raw data
      • 7.4.3 Processed data
      • 7.4.4 Born Open Data
    • 7.5 Open Materials
  • 8 Privacy and Property
    • 8.1 The General Data Protection Regulation
      • 8.1.1 Identifiability
    • 8.2 Intellectual Property Law
  • 9 Psychological Technology
  • II Tools
  • 10 LimeSurvey User Management
    • 10.1 Creating a user account
    • 10.2 Granting a user access to your survey
  • 11 Git
    • 11.1 Git Bash
    • 11.2 Rights
    • 11.3 Operational chapters about Git
  • 12 GitLab
  • 13 Markdown
    • 13.1 Basic layout
    • 13.2 Figures and Tables
  • 14 Regular Expressions
  • 15 R
    • 15.1 R Packages
    • 15.2 Namespaces
    • 15.3 Objects
      • 15.3.1 Dataframes
      • 15.3.2 Alternatives to dataframes
  • 16 RStudio
    • 16.1 RStudio projects
    • 16.2 Rendering R Markdown documents
    • 16.3 Interacting with Git
    • 16.4 RStudio themes
  • III Operations
  • 17 Files and Directories
    • 17.1 Characters you can use
    • 17.2 Smart naming
  • 18 Managing a GitLab Project
    • 18.1 Creating a new repository
    • 18.2 Quick Actions
    • 18.3 User Management
  • 19 Git basics
    • 19.1 Introducing yourself
    • 19.2 Unsetting your password
    • 19.3 Getting started: cloning
    • 19.4 Working on files in a repo: pulling, committing, and pushing
    • 19.5 Commit changes and mistakes {fix-commit-mistakes}
      • 19.5.1 Ammending a commit
      • 19.5.2 Committed to the wrong branch
      • 19.5.3 Worked in the wrong branch without committing
    • 19.6 Preventing files from syncing
    • 19.7 Merge conflicts
    • 19.8 Resolving merge conflicts
    • 19.9 Renaming a repository
    • 19.10 Advanced: branching
    • 19.11 Advanced: rename a branch
  • 20 Interacting with Git in RStudio
    • 20.1 Setting your username and email address
  • 21 Learning R
  • 22 Using GitLab Continuous Integration
  • 23 Informed Consent
    • 23.1 Consent to participate
    • 23.2 Consent to publish data
  • 24 Choosing a license
  • 25 Anonymizing Data
  • 26 Archiving a LimeSurvey study
    • 26.1 LimeSurvey 2
  • 27 Managing References And Citations
    • 27.1 Managing the references for a publication
    • 27.2 Downloading a Zotero group library for use in R Markdown
    • 27.3 Citing sources in R Markdown
  • 28 Tips and Tricks for Writing in R
    • 28.1 Finding the right words
  • 29 Designing Presentations
  • 30 Giving presentations
  • 31 Doing a Systematic Review
  • 32 Bibliographic Databases And Interfaces
  • IV Appendices and references
  • 33 References
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Chapter 12 GitLab

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