Language-related blogs

• Cognitive Daily serves up new posts regarding current research in cognition almost every day.
• The venerable Language Log.
• Social Science Statistics Blog gives a behind the scenes look at data collection and analysis.

Collecting language data

• Carson Shütze on Thinking about What we are Asking Speakers to Do.
• Matthew Crocker and Frank Keller on Gradient Grammaticality.
• Wayne Cowart's book Experimental Syntax.

Magnitude estimation

• An Introduction to Psychophysics and Magnitude Estimation by Gubbels, Kent, and Roovers at the University of Waterloo.
• Harry Lawless, a food scientist, on why you want to log-transform your ME data before analyzing it. (I find it helpful to think about ME outside of a language context in order to really get my head around it.)
• Some practical advice about logarithms from Gerard Dallal's Little Handbook of Statistical Practice.
• WebExp, the software package from Edinburgh that makes running ME (relatively) painless.
• My tutorial for setting up and running a WebExp experiment.

EEG/ERP

• Marta Kutas, Cyma van Petten, and Robert Kluender have updated their chapter Psycholinguistics Electrified for the Handbook of Psycholinguistics to include EEG language research through 2005.
• Frank Rösler offers a great overview of the development of EEG and ERP and its use in experimental psychology.
• Know your electrodes.
• Neuroanatomy cheat sheet.

Statistics

• Gerard Dallal's Little Handbook of Statistical Practice.
• Baayen, Davidson, & Bates on Mixed Effects Modeling or how to treat your subjects and your items as random effects in the same analysis.
• Stuart Robinson's gentle introduction to R.
• A quick explanation for calculating Z scores in Excel.
• John Verzani's Using R for Introductory Statistics.