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Reporting Guidance for Trial Protocols of Social Science Interventions
Protocols improve reproducibility and accessibility of social science research. Given deficiencies in trial protocol quality, the SPIRIT Statement pro...
Crowd-Sourced Spatial Meta-Analysis
Developing a tool for the optimal use of spatial information in crowd-sourced meta-analysis of understudied populations.
Panel Data and Experimental Design
How should researchers design experiments to detect treatment effects with panel data? In this paper, we derive analytical expressions for the varianc...
Examining the Reproducibility of Meta-Analyses in Psychology
Meta-analyses are an important tool to evaluate the literature. Recent concerns about the reliability of single studies might also apply to meta-analy...
A Meta-Analysis of Distributional Treatment Effects in the Microcredit Literature
This study will develop new methodology for meta-analyses of distributional treatment effects in order to produce a new meta-analysis of microcredit i...
Publication Bias Examined in Meta-Analyses from Psychology and Medicine: A Meta-Meta-Analysis
Publication bias is a substantial problem for the credibility of research in general and of meta-analyses in particular, as it yields overestimated ef...
Open Science & Development Engineering: Evidence to Inform Improved Replication Models
Replication is a critical component of scientific credibility. Replication increases our confidence in the reliability of knowledge generated by origi...
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