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  1. An investigation of stereotype threat as an insight into the replication crisis

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  2. A Crisis Without Replication: Replication, the Current Crisis in Psychology, and Open Science Investigated Using Insights From Metascience

    … and related fields have been gripped by the replication crisis since at least 2011. In response to this problem, a new field of empirical metascience has emerged, focusing on finding causes and solutions. This development opens a mutually beneficial pathway: philosophy of science can be …

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  3. The Rise Of Null Hypothesis Significance Testing As The Gold Standard In Psychology, 1940-55

    In the midst of the ongoing replication crisis, it is more important than ever for psychologists to look critically at methodology. Nearly every psychologist uses null hypothesis significance testing (NHST) to analyze and draw conclusions from quantitative data, despite its imperfections and the …

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  4. Testing Methods of Testing Replication Success

    The Replication Crisis refers to a time of doubt on the trustworthiness of the published research findings. Replicability at its simplest form is taken to mean the consistency of a finding. The crisis in confidence in research findings assumes that consistency of a finding confirms an effect and an …

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  5. Testing Methods of Testing Replication Success

    The Replication Crisis refers to a time of doubt on the trustworthiness of the published research findings. Replicability at its simplest form is taken to mean the consistency of a finding. The crisis in confidence in research findings assumes that consistency of a finding confirms an effect and an …

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  6. Replication, bias, and meta-research in animal cognition research

    … develop arguments borne in human psychology’s “replication crisis” to animal cognition research and assess a range of secondary data analysis methods to detect bias across heterogeneous research programmes. After introducing these topics in Chapter 1, Chapter 2 makes the argument that areas of …

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  7. Age differences in the underlying mechanisms of product placement influence

    … in three experimental chapters. Following the replication crisis in psychology research I will initially investigate whether product placement effects can be replicated. The assumption that implicit measures of placement influence are equivalent will be assessed through a comparison of two …

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  8. Towards a psychological science of neural network behaviour

    … and lessons from psychology’s most recent replication crisis. In doing so, we’ll apply psychological principles and techniques to a range of contemporary machine learning settings, with a particular focus on neural networks. First, we will introduce simple behavioural experiments to shed …

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  9. Out of Action? – Re-evaluating Methodological Challenges in Embodied Semantics Research

    … concreteness effects have encountered serious replication issues in recent years (e.g. Papesh, 2015; Morey at al., 2022; Kousta et al., 2009; Brysbaert et al., 2016). The experimental part of this dissertation therefore considers possible design-related explanations for the observed challenges …

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  10. EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF PUBLICATION BIAS IN SINGLE-CASE RESEARCH DESIGN FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER

    … bias, file drawer effect, and lack of replication. Specifically, the results of published and unpublished studies were compared to determine if published studies showed greater treatment effect, which would indicate the file drawer effect. Also, SCRD quality indicators were employed to …

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