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Description: Contains materials and data for the FORRT Replication Database

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Validity of Z-Curve

Röseler
This code uses the ReD to test how well Z-Curve predicts replication rates.
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Dataset Publication

Röseler, Gendlina, Doetsch & 7 more
Contains materials for the publication of the ReD data
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StaRT Reports

Röseler & Hein
Contains Standardized Replication Template (StaRT) and collection of StaRT Reports.
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PubPeer Replication Comments

Röseler, Kaiser, Wallrich & 2 more
Documentation of ReD-based PubPeer comments: We plan to comment all articles that have replication studies featured in ReD to boost visibility of repl...
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Research Proposal: Expanding the Replication Database Beyond Social Sciences

Röseler
Contains research proposal. Status: Rejected
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Research Proposal: Replication Journal (Topical Program)

Röseler
Contains research proposal. Status: Accepted in December 2024
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Preregistration and Replication Outcome

Kaiser & Röseler
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Journal: Replication Research (R2)

Röseler, Adler, FORRT & 3 more
Contains Materials for the in-development journal Replication Research
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