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Description: In this article, we comment on the replication attempt by Ebersole and colleagues (2015) on the effect that communal (vs. agentic) priming leads to estimates of higher ambient temperature. We conclude that the probability that the effect is true is considerable, but only at lower ambient temperatures. We comment on “hidden moderators”, data quality, and theoretical and methodological consequences of replication studies. This paper was published in Journal of Experimental Social Psychology: IJzerman, H., Szymkow, A., & Parzuchowski, M. (2016). Warmer hearts, and warmer, but noisier rooms: Communality does elicit warmth, but only for those in colder ambient temperatures—Commentary on Ebersole et al.(2016). Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 67, 88-90.

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