Professors Are Not Elderly: Evaluating the Evidential Value of Two Social Priming Effects Through P-Curve Analyses.

Lakens, Daniel

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Professors Are Not Elderly: Evaluating the Evidential Value of Two Social Priming Effects Through P-Curve Analyses.

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Description: Two p-curve analyses of studies examining effects of elderly primes and professor primes reveal one line of research is significantly p-hacked, while the other line of research reveals evidential value.

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