You can get in contact with me (Jeremy Dean) using the form below.
Please do glance through the answers to common questions before emailing me.
Answers to common questions:
- I welcome valuable feedback about specific typos or mistakes to correct or other problems with the site.
- I know correlation does not equal causation, but I don’t write this in every study I report. Here are the standard disclaimers for studies I describe.
- If you are looking for more information about a topic or can’t track down that study “where you know that guy did that thing” then Google Scholar is highly recommended.
- I cannot help with school, college or university projects.
- I am not generally available to journalists for comment.
- If you don’t agree with the conclusions of a study I’ve written about or have some methodological question/criticism: contact the study’s original authors.
- If you want to cite an article and need the author’s name then check out the about page. You can get the date from the bottom of the article.
- Comments were disabled because they took too long to administer. Popular websites have to delete up to 95% of comments, a substantial proportion manually: I don’t have the time to do this.
- I do not do ‘link exchanges’.
- I am not currently looking for writers and I don’t publish guest posts on PsyBlog (or write guest posts on other blogs).
- I cannot enter into correspondence about personal issues and I can’t give you advice about where to study/career changes etc..
- I very rarely publish book reviews on PsyBlog.
- I do not allow my writing to be reused in its entirety for any purposes without my express agreement. Instead please publish an excerpt on your site and link back to the original article on PsyBlog.
- Translating my articles into other languages is fine, as long as your website is not for profit. Don’t forget to credit me and link back to the original article on PsyBlog.