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or Slack messages! Help ``future you'' maintain peak efficiency
through methodical and well-documented work. (Note: don't spend
\textit{too} much time on documentation; e.g. GitHub commits are
themselves often sufficient for documentation, since once can always
themselves often sufficient for documentation, since one can always
compare different versions of a particular file.)

\item Build projects around motivated individuals. Give them the
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\begin{itemize}
\item What your goals are for the upcoming term (start-of-term
meetings), or what you worked on over the prior term and how
well you feel you met your goals (end-of-term meetings)
well you feel you met your goals (end-of-term meetings).
\item Reflections on how things are going in the lab (you will
report how things have been going from your perspective, and will
receive feedback about how things have been going from \director's
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\item What the overall ``story'' is
\item The current status of various components of the project
(e.g.\ data collection, analyses, figures, interpretation,
literature review, etc.)
literature


, etc.)
\item Who is a potential candidate for authorship on the paper
\end{enumerate}

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the browser). Progress should be shared regularly via Slack.

\subsection{Authorship guidelines}
\marginnote{\texttt{TASK:} review the
\marginnote{\texttt{TASK:} Review the
\href{https://oir.nih.gov/sites/default/files/uploads/sourcebook/documents/ethical_conduct/guidelines-authorship_contributions.pdf}{NIH
Guidelines for Authorship}.} The Contextual Dynamics Lab follows
the
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\newthought{Scheduling}
\label{sec: scheduling}

\noindent \marginnote{\texttt{TASK:} email \coordinator~to request
\noindent \marginnote{\texttt{TASK:} Email \coordinator~to request
invites to each of the calendars below---the download links in the
lab manual are read-only!} Our lab's scheduling practices and
policies are intended to facilitate lab member interactions between
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