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Reviewing the evidence-base

August 30, 2015February 28, 2022 ~ Jason Schwartz ~ 1 Comment

The Atlantic summarizes a recently published attempt to assess the evidence-base. No one is entirely clear on how Brian Nosek pulled it off, including Nosek himself. Over the last three years, the psychologist from the University of Virginia persuaded some 270 of his peers to channel their free time intorepeating 100 published psychological experiments to … Continue reading Reviewing the evidence-base

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