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  • What Can Stop Bad Science? Open Science and Modified Funding Lotteries
  • Huge Replication Project in Social and Behavioral Sciences Looking for Collaborators
  • Power is not the point. It’s the curve.
  • Predicting Reproducibility
  • The Problem Isn’t Bad Incentives, It’s the Ritual Behind Them
  • What If There Isn’t a Single Effect Size? Implications for Power Calculations, Hypothesis Testing, Confidence Intervals and Replications
  • Searching for Specification Searching in Development Impact Evaluations
  • A Course Syllabus in Social Science Replication
  • How to Win Friends (or at Least Not Maximize Enemies) and Influence People When Doing Replications
  • Choosing the Right α: What You Need to Know
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