StatisticalinteractionUnfinishedslideAcknowledgesgrad studentsLosestrain ofthoughtForcedpopculturereferenceSelfcitation /advisorcitationGlossesoverstatisticalmethod“Yeah…That’s agoodquestion…”Has toback upslideanimations“Causal”More than4 bulletpoints ona slideTitle morethan 10wordsReferenceto “cat”Does notexplainsomethingfor the sakeof timeDivedeeperUnfinishedstudyDiagramoftheoreticalmodel“Approachessignificance”Memeor GIFBox andarrowdiagramClip/animationAdefinitionErrorbarsMore ofacommentNowords ona slide“Anyquestionsbefore Iproceed?”“Underlyingmechanisms”Quote fromfamouspsychologist (orfamous persongenerally?)Reference“gap intheliterature”5syllablewordAs youcan seehere“imagine thatyou …” / asksthe audience toimagine aspecificscenario“Followup”TechissueNull effect(centersquare)Suddenlyremembersto orientaudience tographPause forsip ofwater (orbeverage)RhetoricalquestionAcronymAccidentallysharespresenterview screenPreregistrationStatisticalinteractionUnfinishedslideAcknowledgesgrad studentsLosestrain ofthoughtForcedpopculturereferenceSelfcitation /advisorcitationGlossesoverstatisticalmethod“Yeah…That’s agoodquestion…”Has toback upslideanimations“Causal”More than4 bulletpoints ona slideTitle morethan 10wordsReferenceto “cat”Does notexplainsomethingfor the sakeof timeDivedeeperUnfinishedstudyDiagramoftheoreticalmodel“Approachessignificance”Memeor GIFBox andarrowdiagramClip/animationAdefinitionErrorbarsMore ofacommentNowords ona slide“Anyquestionsbefore Iproceed?”“Underlyingmechanisms”Quote fromfamouspsychologist (orfamous persongenerally?)Reference“gap intheliterature”5syllablewordAs youcan seehere“imagine thatyou …” / asksthe audience toimagine aspecificscenario“Followup”TechissueNull effect(centersquare)Suddenlyremembersto orientaudience tographPause forsip ofwater (orbeverage)RhetoricalquestionAcronymAccidentallysharespresenterview screenPreregistration

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Statistical interaction
  2. Unfinished slide
  3. Acknowledges grad students
  4. Loses train of thought
  5. Forced pop culture reference
  6. Self citation / advisor citation
  7. Glosses over statistical method
  8. “Yeah… That’s a good question…”
  9. Has to back up slide animations
  10. “Causal”
  11. More than 4 bullet points on a slide
  12. Title more than 10 words
  13. Reference to “cat”
  14. Does not explain something for the sake of time
  15. Dive deeper
  16. Unfinished study
  17. Diagram of theoretical model
  18. “Approaches significance”
  19. Meme or GIF
  20. Box and arrow diagram
  21. Clip/animation
  22. A definition
  23. Error bars
  24. More of a comment
  25. No words on a slide
  26. “Any questions before I proceed?”
  27. “Underlying mechanisms”
  28. Quote from famous psychologist (or famous person generally?)
  29. Reference “gap in the literature”
  30. 5 syllable word
  31. As you can see here
  32. “imagine that you …” / asks the audience to imagine a specific scenario
  33. “Follow up”
  34. Tech issue
  35. Null effect (center square)
  36. Suddenly remembers to orient audience to graph
  37. Pause for sip of water (or beverage)
  38. Rhetorical question
  39. Acronym
  40. Accidentally shares presenter view screen
  41. Preregistration