Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more reasonable to not trust psychology research than to trust it. https://t.co/CYmYUWrd75
PSYCHOLOGY. Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science.
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The overall tone and choice of words reflect strong skepticism, with many emphasizing the low replication rates such as the 36% success in reproducing studies from the 2015 project, and calling out issues like questionable research practices and scientific misconduct. Phrases like 'reproducibility crisis,' 'pseudoscience,' and references to foundational projects and critical papers demonstrate deep engagement with the topic, although some comments dismiss the entire field as pseudoscience, signaling mixed perceptions about the actual impact.
Most discussions express strong skepticism about the reliability of psychological research, highlighting a reproducibility crisis.
Posts show high interest by referencing foundational studies, major reports, and debates on the reliability of psychology, indicating engagement with the topic.
Several posts delve into critique and analysis, referencing specific projects like the Open Science Collaboration and discussing methodological flaws, but some remain dismissive.
While many recognize the significance of the findings, some posts dismiss or question the overall impact, portraying psychology as fundamentally flawed or pseudoscientific.
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- Reproducibility is crucial in science, yet this study found that replicated effects in psychology research were only half as strong as the original findings, indicating a significant decline.
- While 97% of the original studies had statistically significant results, only 36% of the replications achieved similar significance, raising concerns about the reliability of original studies.
- The success of replication was more closely linked to the strength of the original evidence rather than the attributes of the researchers involved in either the original or replication studies.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyFor educators (and their students) in the healthcare disciplines, this thread contains a lecture series I prepared to help students learn the ropes of research. The first is a beginners guide on 'How to Read a Research Paper' https://t.co/hAha2iVRw9 Feel free to share! https://t.co/47i8Hfb07T
@bimbotheory yeah, the fact ~60% of studies are p-hacked quackery that can't be replicated is more relevant imo https://t.co/4JBUc4uD27 the field is fascist psuedoscience all the way down. neurologists and computer scientists talking about the computability of the brain have 1000x the rigor. https://t.co/vZrozuLma7
@paulbloomatyale It is striking that the two biggest discoveries that come to mind of the last two decades are negative ones. I.e., many past psych "discoveries" were found to be: 1) ungeneralizable (https://t.co/gdsmzGlXlu), and 2) unreplicable (https://t.co/UBqCR4A0Ek)
@stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are linked to DARPA through grants. A few hours ago that was a "conspiracy theory". It seems to be a common theme in the psychology field. The majority of papers are apparently either fraud or statistically inept. https://t.co/hLTdIqUZwe
@OokuboTact 「心理学の研究成果」は6割以上が再現不能 海外研究 https://t.co/SKIyBGl9Qj https://t.co/k9PkHmnqI8 なんて記事が前にありましたね。 今年の教育心理学年報でも研究の再現性に関して取り上げられています。(「再現性の危機」とか書いてある) 【心理学(科学)】と書かれると違和感が・・・
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RT @PsychRabble: @alexolegimas @captgouda24 "No issues with replication in cognitive psych" goes a bit beyond the evidence. Replication rat…
This 2015 bombshell exposed psychology's reproducibility crisis, with pioneers like @lakens driving reforms. Regrettably, medical research has yet to follow suit: 1/2 https://t.co/Vvnq8aBz3x
@alexolegimas @captgouda24 "No issues with replication in cognitive psych" goes a bit beyond the evidence. Replication rate here for cogpsych? 58%. https://t.co/jPT3tbcitz Replication rate here for cogpsych? 50%. https://t.co/8NMZRsQmM0 (However, I also agree that we should not throw out everything we
@irl_danB @cptgrumpus @JohnHolbein1 https://t.co/KCQad0cKXI https://t.co/KTTDfI2cCP
@fenixlarare https://t.co/kwkiqdBgiB https://t.co/hnk03nn4yt https://t.co/BbLxQy5R2L https://t.co/VnJRHZ4MoH https://t.co/UCxcLvr7wm https://t.co/doHRIGRjbv
@NarkiSanttu @mikamerano @AtteKaleva Jep. Juuri tuo kysymys tässä on noussut. Näinkin voisi tehdä: https://t.co/QIqCYbFz8M
@mikamerano @AtteKaleva Jep. Esim. psykologiaa vaivaavaa replikointiongelmaa toivat esiin psykologit itse. https://t.co/QIqCYbFz8M
@bimbotheory yeah, the fact ~60% of studies are p-hacked quackery that can't be replicated is more relevant imo https://t.co/4JBUc4uD27 the field is fascist psuedoscience all the way down. neurologists and computer scientists talking about the computability of the brain have 1000x the rigor. https://t.co/vZrozuLma7
@JeffYoungerShow In all frankness who cares what a psychologist says? Psychology is mostly pseudoscience - most of their ‘research’ cannot be replicated. It’s mostly bunk. Check out replication crisis. https://t.co/DmggMIl5Cv
RT @syugo_h: @DocThats @Book_Meyer なるほど。まあ、心理学の主要三誌に掲載された100の研究の6-7割が再現性がなかったなんて論文も話題になりましたよね。行動経済学も心理学もかなりオーバーラップしているところなんで、状況は似たようなものかと笑…
@DocThats @Book_Meyer なるほど。まあ、心理学の主要三誌に掲載された100の研究の6-7割が再現性がなかったなんて論文も話題になりましたよね。行動経済学も心理学もかなりオーバーラップしているところなんで、状況は似たようなものかと笑 https://t.co/gPGyrqfoFO
@WaifuLover67 Attempted to replicate 100 published findings. Less than 40% were reproduced. https://t.co/XqlBQhsvxq Authors argued that psychology suffers from "poor operational definitions", "conceptual redundancy", and a "lack of unifying frameworks". They claim that psychological
Исследования вам в ленту: https://t.co/Bre8hVFNkl
@Saturnych А в чем проблема, если проводилось по научным схемам без отклонений? Причем психология не стопроцентно эффективна, это ж не гомеопатия. Вот исследования про воспроизводимость психологических экспериментов: https://t.co/Bre8hVFNkl
@tichoruch Nějaké mé zdroje k tématu: https://t.co/UZIXt8Q540 https://t.co/Uy7cY7SFiu https://t.co/S9fXYZFHPO https://t.co/WRcjLrhyLZ https://t.co/Ok4XiM9tJG
@BeBigMad @grok @dave504 Most of psychology is pseudoscience and can’t be replicated. That should also be common knowledge in psychology. Funny how not a single solid source for the original claim has been produced yet either, even hours later. https://t.co/NwFa4mukme
@Damo__73_ @BarbaraPocock https://t.co/3I98qTTAW6
Baker, M. (2016). Is there a reproducibility crisis? Nature, 533, 452–454. https://t.co/cwzlfN8yUD Open Science Collaboration. (2015). Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science. Science, 349(6251), aac4716. https://t.co/Bp75Uq0cDR
Open Science Collaboration. PSYCHOLOGY. Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science. Science. 2015 Aug 28;349(6251):aac4716. doi: 10.1126/science.aac4716. PMID: 26315443.
@abelousovcom Что же. Как дела у психологических иследований с воспроизводимостью и фальсифицируемостью? Мне кажется, скиптецизм в отношении психологии вполне обоснован. Возможно когда-то она и станет наукой, но врятли в этом или следующем десятелетии. https://t.co/HntAWyf2s1
Pronto cumplirá 10 años uno de los estudios más importante en psicología científica: Las crisis de replicabilidad Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science | Science https://t.co/94WhfgJoRp
@OzzyMag @Blueblur2023 @ItIsHoeMath This large-scale study aimed to replicate 100 experimental and correlational studies published in three psychology journals: https://t.co/UMskGcja4o?
از 100 مقالهی چاپ شده و peer review شده در حوزه روانشناسی در سه جورنال خفن، 64 تاشون با همون دیتایی که خود محقق ارائه کرده بود، نتیجه گرفته شده صحیح نبود! ینی نه این که حتی به خودشون زحمت برن بدن یه بار دیگه آزمایش کنن. همون دیتای طرف! https://t.co/l8h3Sc3Ros
@LauriAlk https://t.co/qHgv0TvSIW https://t.co/xNSdpbXpJZ https://t.co/46atw2VkBZ
apparently, 2/3 of psychological research cannot be replicated. https://t.co/wYEmplp5TM the psychology field is practically unreliable, but it is the best that we got
昨日ちょうどこれを学生に見せながら「散布図の上にある,星の王子さまのゾウを飲み込んだヘビみたいなやつは~」と説明したところ.https://t.co/lPOYUddnIP https://t.co/X4jix2l8hg https://t.co/5pB2yFuyZy
@marakoshkin @naukoebholodoeb Всем даю принять к сведению. И тебе дам https://t.co/IdIINVAdCM
@nntaleb https://t.co/CRHzoqABO7 https://t.co/Cfpb9dlT98
Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science | Science https://t.co/eQ6YvR54Ba
RT @peder_isager: @rafavsbastos @lakens @tunc_necip @JamesSteeleII Ok, a few suggestions - first, the classics of all classics in psycholog…
@rafavsbastos @lakens @tunc_necip @JamesSteeleII Ok, a few suggestions - first, the classics of all classics in psychological metascience: https://t.co/UtYYRpxi93
@AnaskoBro Всем раздаю эту ссылку. https://t.co/IdIINVzFNe
@DionysianAgent Psychology can't even replicate half of the results in the field, and you think it should have laws? https://t.co/NY2BDcZzbG
RT @AlexBugov: @mr_s_black Вставлю и я свои 5 копеек и напомню, что психиатрии и психологии как науки все еще не существует. И доверять люд…
@mr_s_black Вставлю и я свои 5 копеек и напомню, что психиатрии и психологии как науки все еще не существует. И доверять людям на основании того что они называют себя психологами/психиатрами, или даже имеею диплом можно будет лет через 100. https://t.co/HntAWyf2s1
@lokitekone I think that's for psychology generally. Within behavioral economics, a lot of the honesty research (ironically enough) has been brought into question. But ideas like heuristics and the conjunction fallacy from the book are important https://t.co/g8Kz8iEjsR
@ArbleMatan @AMBLVit https://t.co/4Z6wtIJHiZ ובפסיכולוגיה בין שליש לחצי
@RainyDreamDays @tfd_jrdy @esjesjesj https://t.co/acrhCafEYt. 100 studies
@SLiphold @Mika_venerovna Кстати, о психологии :) https://t.co/IdIINVzFNe
RT @BrettButtliere: check this paper out https://t.co/aOyqliPTtg
check this paper out https://t.co/aOyqliPTtg https://t.co/1OUpnUT5t6
Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science https://t.co/sbEjYrF2C2 Only 36% of replications had statistically significant results compared to 97% of original studies.
Пообщался с ИИ по поводу "эмоциональный интеллект". В ходе общения выснилось что статье сайнс исследовалалась воспроизводимость результатов психологических исследований. В рамках погрешности удалось воспроизвети 68%. А примерно треть их - туфта. https://t.co/HntAWyf2s1 https://t.co/ZJo7ISPw3t
RT @medical_xpress: Study offers a different explanation as to why only 36% of psychology studies replicate https://t.co/x1PVX29ypo https:/…
Study offers a different explanation as to why only 36% of psychology studies replicate https://t.co/x1PVX29ypo https://t.co/3fI5IR55dz
@di_ana_o @rhelune https://t.co/niv6YbGLUG Behaviouristic experiments that claim to measure states such as happiness or loneliness are in fact measuring incommensurable self-reported levels, thus BS. It's explanationless science.
References: https://t.co/Nqo51dGfvl https://t.co/B7mixixc1Q https://t.co/FQAEdLTTDO https://t.co/4LLGJ1eKwH https://t.co/XROEEV5nWV https://t.co/zTCuuIktcR https://t.co/jRpJPI2F63
"研究において再現性が理解されていないのは, 個人のインセンティブが再現性より新規性を優先させるから. 我々が知っていると思っていることが我々が真に知っているかどうか検証するには, やるべきことがある" このマインドは常に意識しなければならないと思っています. https://t.co/bBKa3RnXsI
RT @takusansu: @OokuboTact 「心理学の研究成果」は6割以上が再現不能 海外研究 https://t.co/SKIyBGl9Qj https://t.co/k9PkHmnqI8 なんて記事が前にありましたね。 今年の教育心理学年報でも研究の再現性に関して…
RT @takusansu: @OokuboTact 「心理学の研究成果」は6割以上が再現不能 海外研究 https://t.co/SKIyBGl9Qj https://t.co/k9PkHmnqI8 なんて記事が前にありましたね。 今年の教育心理学年報でも研究の再現性に関して…
@OokuboTact 「心理学の研究成果」は6割以上が再現不能 海外研究 https://t.co/SKIyBGl9Qj https://t.co/k9PkHmnqI8 なんて記事が前にありましたね。 今年の教育心理学年報でも研究の再現性に関して取り上げられています。(「再現性の危機」とか書いてある) 【心理学(科学)】と書かれると違和感が・・・
Hearing from @healthpsycleeds, @UniversityLeeds institutional lead for @ukrepro Citing important paper in context of psychology (relevant to all disciplines!) Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science | Science https://t.co/c6R6YHt6ZW
@andrzejdragan @LeszBuk @TrajektoriaAI @Przegaa @futurism 36% to nie jest tak źle ;) https://t.co/6IJyUWkgWq
@KaijusE @JSiljanderFIN @AkiKangasharju @ahokasjaj @hanna_wass @EtlaNews @KauppalehtiFi Ei, mutta Arielyn ja Ginon todennäköisesti ovat. Esim. tässä jutussa aika hyvin kuvattu, mistä on kyse: https://t.co/CsuYpHcs9T Replikaatiokriisistä ks. esim.: https://t.co/PhKYwYjOfl
@eintescha Психология или психиатрия? Это вообще разные вещи. У психологов исследования воспроизводятся так себе, судя по этому метаисследованию: https://t.co/dQijOEBOBu
@aSinister @FredHikes @jgatta06 @NewNormality20 @GeorgeJeff9804 @Kenneth72712993 @phlannelphysics @LexWaters7 @jimdtweet @BubbasRanch @WayneAllanH @jgorman2424 @RoelofBoer @Rebecca74083947 @agentsinaction @IBergwiesel @priscian @NoelTurner194 @nonsequiturmeme @Michael_D_Crow @FreeSpeech4U_Me @nxgrs73 @3GHtweets @tor_lan @d_e_mol @Mark_A_Lunn @AdinoIsmath @roger_clague @evenminded121 @RandomRation @MikeDel21893959 @PvtMcAuslan @MartinJBern @TheOmeg55211733 @NikolovScience @AndryGiles @USAMRIID_CA @ejwwest @FeelingWearing @DavidAHoward @automatrix66_KC @MartinW93129709 @RogTallbloke @enviro_knight @Robban_Pe @BrknMan @JusticeTrudeau @theOGTaipan @cmcateer3 @sjsimmons Nearly 70% of psychological research can be reproduced: https://t.co/PGQgPxoUYw
Zajímavý článek o reprodukovatelnosti výsledků. Mmj se v něm píše, že reprodukovatelnost výsledků více závisela na síle důkazů než na zkušenosti původního týmu (zjednodušeně). Moc se mi líbí jeho závěr, proč má smysl provádět replikace existujících studií. https://t.co/qiidIdBD8j https://t.co/vxikXz0Qde
Great reading list on the replication crisis in psychology by Ethan Ludwin-Perry www.mod171.com/p/replicatio...
@GrundforskFond Reviewers also admit that they do not invest the needed effort & some even act "unfairly" (https://t.co/q6tMCX461m) Finally, the replication crisis clearly demonstrates that formal peer-review is in itself not a strong guard rail (https://t.co/gi6v2aBo3v) 9/18
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @OSFramework: #ReproducibilityProject published:100 psych replications observe effects 1/2 size of originals http://t.co/lOWZ2KpkFt http…
RT @Jikkyleaks: @stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are lin…
RT @Jikkyleaks: @stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are lin…
RT @Jikkyleaks: @stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are lin…
RT @Jikkyleaks: @stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are lin…
RT @Jikkyleaks: @stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are lin…
@stuartbuck1 @PaoloCrosetto @paulrconnor @rikirikiroo @alexandrosM @NMLLPLaw @ShotsHeard @andre_quentin So, now you are linked to DARPA through grants. A few hours ago that was a "conspiracy theory". It seems to be a common theme in the psychology field. The majority of papers are apparently either fraud or statistically inept. https://t.co/hLTdIqUZwe
@aSinister @PeterGi08603862 @GeorgeJeff9804 @Rebecca74083947 @jimdtweet @LexWaters7 @phlannelphysics @NoelTurner194 @jpgcrowley @3GHtweets @TypicalDeviant @nxgrs73 @sjsimmons @roger_clague @DaleGribble_666 @Mark_A_Lunn @BobPartridge16 @ItsTheAtmospher @evenminded121 @MartinJBern @jgorman2424 @cmcateer3 @TheOmeg55211733 @NikolovScience @AndryGiles @USAMRIID_CA @FredHikes @RandomRation @tor_lan @4tis @PvtMcAuslan @ejwwest @FeelingWearing @DavidAHoward @MartinW93129709 @RogTallbloke @priscian @enviro_knight @Robban_Pe @BrknMan @JusticeTrudeau @theOGTaipan @IBergwiesel @ClimatePoet @RstrixxX @WitnessIAm @Trudy72842064 “Science” https://t.co/PGQgPxoUYw
8- Last because not least, is the monumental Reproducibility Initiative in Psychology by the @OSFramework , who took 100 studies from three prominent psychology journals. It was widely reported (and still cited) as finding a disappointing 37% DOI:10.1126/science.aac4716.
@Skz_Aramat @la__lanterne @starmaxblue Pas vraiment. https://t.co/7r16sqRUFX
A little intellectual humility is always a good idea when we think about thinking. https://t.co/UVC2WEudRm
https://t.co/CoYpoHBdma
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
RT @jan_choutka: Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more…
Reminder: more than half of studies in leading psychology journals could not be replicated. What does it mean? It is more reasonable to not trust psychology research than to trust it. https://t.co/CYmYUWrd75
Die meisten von euch kennen das Reproducibility-Project. Die Open Science Collaboration hat 2015 diesen lesenswerten Artikel veröffentlicht: https://t.co/ZEr13UirKp
@Great_Briton_I @jasonpaisley @barlow2021 @hodgetwins @RobertKennedyJr @DrAseemMalhotra @RWMaloneMD @ClareCraigPath Open Science Collaboration. (2015). Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science. Science, 349(6251), aac4716. https://t.co/cnS04ZQs1y Nosek, B. A., & Bar-Anan, Y. (2012). Scientific utopia: I. Opening scientific communication. Psychological Inquiry, 23(3), 217–243.
@leeflang_m True in the case of the bèta blockers, but apparently there was much 'sloppy science' in his other research discovered too. This might also give some insights? 10.1371/journal.pbio.2000797 and 10.1126/science.aac4716 and 10.1001/jama.294.2.218
@kaycB2805 @AugustinaJJD @Chasten @Mike_Pence https://t.co/PGQgPxoUYw
@CubeSteve @Utterly_Jean @NonliberalE @AWULWarrior @Danny__Spring @in_the_sky34221 @gmack227 @Kathlee85952903 @Shama1Singh @prolifenanaki23 The "random blog" referenced a source from (https://t.co/EQ9nywKUtp) which itself has over 40 sources
@NateJoseph19 Maybe this: https://t.co/aSu0I0Oymj? Not necessarily evidence of bias—could just be evidence that lucky experiments are more likely to get published...
Studies in the psychological sciences do not replicate well. What results do you trust? https://t.co/yjhVxzchOx
@paulbloomatyale It is striking that the two biggest discoveries that come to mind of the last two decades are negative ones. I.e., many past psych "discoveries" were found to be: 1) ungeneralizable (https://t.co/gdsmzGlXlu), and 2) unreplicable (https://t.co/UBqCR4A0Ek)
RT @ImSophiaPLMS: @giulicast @UgoMorelli @RobertaPaliotti @colvieux @unvermouth @BersaniLeda @Ginestra21 @LaMerlettaia @GranataElena @crist…
@giulicast @UgoMorelli @RobertaPaliotti @colvieux @unvermouth @BersaniLeda @Ginestra21 @LaMerlettaia @GranataElena @cristinamucciol Quanto sono affidabili e riproducibili gli studi scientifici di psicologia? Poco, circa per il 40% https://t.co/YvcobsfcQ3 Fonte: Rivista #Science https://t.co/2L3wI2fDyn https://t.co/rmTaupWmS0
2015年の論文で面白いものを見つけた 心理学の論文100本の追試実験を行ったところ, 統計学的に再現性があると判断できたものは40にも満たなかったそうだ 心理学研究の再現性については以前から問題視されてきたが, それを可視化することの重要性だよな https://t.co/9lMKLEScUL
@LauraSockol There are a number of papers that came out of this. Eg https://t.co/uWy8qbwlVN
@jeremy_royaux Je suis prêt à le croire (sincèrement), mais as-tu par exemple sous la main des réplications pré-enregistrées qui ont pu établir la robustesse des phénomènes ? Des grandes entreprises de réplications des données publiées (type https://t.co/gsrwTkwVPR) ?
@danwilliamsphil @briandavidearp Report on Brian Nosek's reproducibility project https://t.co/DqQNbszz0o
@CoralieBorel @SenseurFR Ya un lien dans l'article. https://t.co/A5d8epupGK Mais je te le donne, comme ca c'est tout cuit.
Im Bild seht ihr die Ergebnisse: Nur 36 dieser 100 Effekte konnten nochmals gezeigt werden!
@Yofinks @BadMedicalTakes https://t.co/kiRxenqcio
RT @DohertyCailbhe: What are the most common kinds of study design in #sportscience and #alliedhealth #research? (In <60-seconds) Full…
RT @DohertyCailbhe: What are the most common kinds of study design in #sportscience and #alliedhealth #research? (In <60-seconds) Full…
What are the most common kinds of study design in #sportscience and #alliedhealth #research? (In <60-seconds) Full video available here: https://t.co/hAha2iVRw9 https://t.co/t9U0WXLCeE
@HelmutLaughs @wil_da_beast630 No, but I do. Here, I'll help you out - read (this one article of many others I can offer) so you can actually sound educated on this matter. You just sound emotional. https://t.co/Csp8PUlvla
@buttonslives @libsoftiktok The backslash to #Gender wars of woke sorcerer's apprentices, or #PoliticallyCorrect con artists of the marketing, is about accountability of "civil servants" abuse of power(for clientelism's #DarkMoney ) to exploit impunity from "obligation of results" https://t.co/jE5BjtybSy
RT @jimmyroybloom: https://t.co/zhCdlBisBd Towards cryo-electron tomography software integration, reproducibility, and validation
https://t.co/zhCdlBisBd Towards cryo-electron tomography software integration, reproducibility, and validation
RT @kristinoster: Send an email to kristin.oster@ki.se or DM here. This is the paper for today, and we will read many more interesting pap…
2: The essay highlights the role of the Reproducibility Project: Psychology paper that appeared in 2015. I agree that the paper played an exemplar role in scholarly discussion and was a catalyst for change. $: https://t.co/EfELWoopez OA: https://t.co/tp43bHcPPW
Send an email to kristin.oster@ki.se or DM here. This is the paper for today, and we will read many more interesting papers in the future! https://t.co/ARMZhRqVwA
Is the glass half empty or half full? 60% success rate is also not THAT different than what is reported in more diligent replication research in economics (61%) https://t.co/yby8yN9JNm and psychology (33-50%) https://t.co/VHESZ5ey7J Yet, they are far less optimistic.
@william_woof @chrislintott I think I'm happy (at least in psych/social science) saying "false", per the percentage of failed replications in Nosek et al https://t.co/qNFIMlN2Tl
@petesivey in social science, at least, a majority of papers do not replicate (or didn't in 2015, the situation may have improved https://t.co/UM6BldN6ia) and this was predicted several years before
RT @DohertyCailbhe: For educators (and their students) in the healthcare disciplines, this thread contains a lecture series I prepared to h…
RT @DohertyCailbhe: For educators (and their students) in the healthcare disciplines, this thread contains a lecture series I prepared to h…
RT @DohertyCailbhe: For educators (and their students) in the healthcare disciplines, this thread contains a lecture series I prepared to h…
For educators (and their students) in the healthcare disciplines, this thread contains a lecture series I prepared to help students learn the ropes of research. The first is a beginners guide on 'How to Read a Research Paper' https://t.co/hAha2iVRw9 Feel free to share! https://t.co/47i8Hfb07T
@Midogonpapa 以下が発端となった“Science”の論文、批判への批判の論文、さらにそれに対する批判の論文のアブストラクトのようです。 https://t.co/TGL5O6ru0R https://t.co/X59V2MyDDE https://t.co/yELFlPZhFv
RT @repTeaTokyo: 伝説的論文というのはこれ。Reproducibility Project: Psychologyです。 Open Science Collaboration. (2015). Estimating the reproducibility of…
伝説的論文というのはこれ。Reproducibility Project: Psychologyです。 Open Science Collaboration. (2015). Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science. Science, 349(6251). https://t.co/tk3uujz0Kk
Überraschend viele Ergebnisse lassen sich nicht replizieren (https://t.co/5qTsHQTBdi, https://t.co/QtMe9kITUY, https://t.co/3wUtyeSGLi). In manchen Forschungsfeldern ist die Realisierbarkeit zwar höher als in anderen, aber insgesamt schaut es trotzdem nicht so toll aus.
Japp, reproducerbarhet är så att säga kriteriet på vetenskap. https://t.co/9Q71f13qOg
Japp, reproducerbarhet är så att säga kriteriet på vetenskap. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26315443/
@CompareTheNames Psychology is one of the few disciplines where more than half of their premises don’t replicate in research. https://t.co/VOvgdJy0B8
Hi, good day, how y'all doin? How are my westernised/modernised, cosmetic "psychologists" doin? How does it feel having your memes used against you? :) DOI: https://t.co/kHTGRhZcbu PMID: 26940865 PMID: 31346273.
@nntaleb And it is known they do so "Ninety-seven percent of original studies had statistically significant results. Thirty-six percent of replications had statistically significant results" https://t.co/ELxY8vs9nj
@cabana_alvaro @MicrobiomDigest La crisis de replicación ya esta arriba nuestro y hay gente haciendo cosas al respecto, recomiendo Nosek, B. (2015) https://t.co/Oi9ylvcNLe Calculo q en Uruguay empezaremos a debatir esto en unos 30 años, cuando le aflojemos a otros debates anacronicos de hace 30 años atras.
https://t.co/hhKYHQvcAX https://t.co/A3b2H7b3wL
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RT @realsci_DE: 2015: Nosek et al. versuchen, klassische Forschungsergebnisse der Psychologie zu replizieren. Sie finden, dass sich davon l…
RT @realsci_DE: 2015: Nosek et al. versuchen, klassische Forschungsergebnisse der Psychologie zu replizieren. Sie finden, dass sich davon l…
2015: Nosek et al. versuchen, klassische Forschungsergebnisse der Psychologie zu replizieren. Sie finden, dass sich davon lediglich ca. 39% bestätigen lassen. Open Science Collaboration. (2015). Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science. https://t.co/5qTsHQTBdi https://t.co/KaJytpiJDp
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