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CREP Africa study: A Paradigmatic replication of Rottman and Young (2019)
- Adeyemi Adetula
- Patrick S. Forscher
- Dana Basnight-Brown
- Jordan Wagge
- Wickson Kaliyapa
- Kennedy Mulungu
- Polycarp Chamkat Gopye
- Winfrida Malingumu
- WINFRIDA MALINGUMU
- Soufian Azouaghe
- Izuchukwu Ndukaihe
- Frank Ephraim Kaphesi
- Abdelilah CHARYATE
- Dr Gabriel Agboola Adetula
- Nwadiogo Chisom Arinze
- Olawuyi Patience Shumiye
- Jaime Nhaguilunguana
- David Beshel Jack
- Lenah Sambu
- Nestor Motemba OUOBA
- Bukola Victoria Bada
- Michael Ehinmowo
- Amarachi Imonigie
- Glory Wuraola Agboola
- Bisan Musa
- Ahmed Khaoudi
- Lamya Mouhssine
- Mohamed Boua
- Daniela Rocha IJzerman
- Yusuf Elson Dinala
- Habila Daktong Alfred
- Uba Donald DENNIS
- Jamal Elouafa
- Hicham Eddamnati
- Mohamed Kaddouri
- Milton Kalongonda
- Bako Joseph Donkek
- Vivian Agbasoga
- Wairimu Muchiri
- Asiya Ayoob
- Patricia Arriaga
- Maximilian Primbs
- Hans IJzerman
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Description: The CREP Africa study is an African-wide multisite Registered Replication Report study of Rottman and Young (2019)
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