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The purpose of this study is to test whether the relationship between the search for meaning in life and belief in free will is, indeed, spurious. To do this, we will run a conceptual replication of work showing that replacing nonsense words into traditional Likert-style questions does not alter their measurement properties (Maul, 2017). **References** Maul, A. (2017). Rethinking traditional methods of survey validation. *Measurement: Interdisciplinary research and perspectives*, 15(2), 51-69.
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