在这个标题为“Feeling the future”的文章中,已经是知名社会心理学教授的Bem在人格与社会心理学的顶级期刊Journal of Personality and Social Psychology上指出:通过9个实验,包括了1000多名被试,他发现了未来发生的事件,可能会影响到被试当前行为反应。在这个颇具有预见性的讨论中,他讨论了统计方法、可重复性和这种预见...
In modern times, the science of psychology is facing a crisis. It turns out that many studies in psychology—including many highly cited studies—do not replicate. In an era where news is instantaneous, the failure to replicate research raises important questions about the scientific process in g...
Theory & Psychology 2016; [in press] https://www.academia.edu/18975122/Badly_specified_theories_are_not _responsible_for_the_replication_crisis_in_social_psychologyTrafimow, David and Earp, Brian. 2016. Badly specified theories are not responsible for the replication crisis in social psychology: ...
The replication crisis arose from a series of events that began around 2011, the year that social scientists Uri Simonsohn, Leif Nelson and Joseph Simmons published apaper, “False-Positive Psychology,” that used then-standard methods to show that simply listening to the Beatles song “When I...
As one might expect, these dismal findings caused quite a stir. You may have heard this referred to as the "'replication crisis' in psychology. Similar replication attempts have produced similar results. Another study published in 2018 replicated 21 social and behavioral science studies. In these...
I first heard a version of this quote in an undergraduate social psychology class in 2003. Nearly a decade and a half later, psychology is having a replication crisis —and the "bikini" is largely to blame. Recently, more than 270 psychologists set out torepeat 100 experimentsto see if the...
a team led by Daniel Gilbert, a renowned psychologist at Harvard, argues that theOSC’s effort wasitselfriddled with methodological flaws. There’s no reason to be so pessimistic, in other words — there’s less evidence of a reproducibility crisis than Nosek and his colleagues would have you...
The present work aims to analyze the replicability crisis in psychology with a focus on statistical inference. The main objective is to highlight the risks to beware when performing hypotheses tests in a Frequentist framework. In addition to the classic Type I and Type II errors, two other erro...
(2015). Replication, falsification, and the crisis of confidence in social psychology. Frontiers in Psychology, 6(621), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00621. Article Google Scholar Fehr, E., Herz, H., & Wilkening, T. (2013). The lure of authority: Motivation and incentive...
The Replication Crisis was the discovery that many fields of so-called science were producing experimental results that could not be replicated, because they were illusions resulting from bad statistical and experimental practices. The replication crisis began in the early 2010s when several high-...