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Investigating Variation in Replicability: A “Many Labs” Replication Project
- Richard A. Klein
- Kate Ratliff
- Michelangelo Vianello
- Reginald B. Adams, Jr.
- Štěpán Bahník
- Michael Jason Bernstein
- Konrad Bocian
- Mark Brandt
- Beach Brooks
- Claudia Brumbaugh
- Zeynep Cemalcilar
- Jesse J. Chandler
- Winnee Cheong
- William E. Davis
- Thierry Devos
- Matthew Eisner
- Natalia Frankowska
- David Furrow
- Elisa Maria Galliani
- Fred Hasselman
- Joshua A. Hicks
- James F. Hovermale
- S. Jane Hunt
- Jeffrey R. Huntsinger
- Hans IJzerman
- Melissa-Sue John
- Jennifer Joy-Gaba
- Heather Kappes
- Lacy Elise Krueger
- Jaime Kurtz
- Carmel Levitan
- Robyn Mallett
- Wendy Morris
- Anthony J. Nelson
- Jason A. Nier
- Grant Packard
- Ronaldo Pilati
- Abraham M. Rutchick
- Kathleen Schmidt
- Jeanine Skorinko
- Robert W. Smith
- Troy G. Steiner
- Justin Storbeck
- Lyn van swol
- Donna Thompson
- Anna van 't Veer
- Leigh Ann Vaughn
- Marek A. Vranka
- Aaron Wichman
- Julie A. Woodzicka
- Brian A. Nosek
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Description: We conducted replications of 13 effects in psychological science with 36 samples and more than 6000 participants. We examined heterogeneity in replicability across sample and setting.
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Erratum correcting the effect size for allowed/forbidden (among other issues) is published here.
Updated stats for ML.web.Supplement.pdf made on 10/19/2017 fixing incorrect numbers for Anchoring and Adjustment. Thanks to …
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Replications of Important Results in Social Psychology: Special Issue of Social Psychology
Fifteen Registered Reports that had peer review prior to data collection
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