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Many Labs 4: Replicating Mortality Salience with and without Original Author Involvement
- Richard A. Klein
- Corey L. Cook
- Charles R. Ebersole
- Christine Vitiello
- Brian A. Nosek
- Paul Ahn
- Abbie J. Brady
- Christopher R. Chartier
- Cody D. Christopherson
- Samuel Clay
- Brian Collisson
- Jarret Crawford
- Ryan Cromar
- DeVere Anton Vidamuerte
- Gwendolyn Gardiner
- Courtney Gosnell
- Jon Grahe
- Calvin Hall
- Irene Howard
- Jennifer Joy-Gaba
- Miranda Kolb
- Angela M. Legg
- Carmel Levitan
- Anthony Mancini
- Dylan Manfredi
- Jason Michael Miller
- Gideon Nave
- Liz Redford
- Ilaria Schlitz
- Kathleen Schmidt
- Jeanine Skorinko
- Daniel Storage
- Trevor Swanson
- Lyn van swol
- Leigh Ann Vaughn
- Bradford J. Wiggins
- Kate Ratliff
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Description: We conduct replications of the same TMT study across 17 labs, half with detailed advice from original authors, half without any help whatsoever.
Many Labs 4
Abstract: Interpreting a failure to replicate is complicated by the fact that the failure could be due to the original finding being a false positive, unrecognized moderating influences between the original and replication procedures, or faulty implementation of the procedures in the replication. One strategy to maximize replication quality is involving the original authors in study de…
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