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  • IN THE NEWS: BBC (February 22, 2017)
  • Got Reproducibility? No? Check out the Project Tier Workshop for Faculty
  • Kahneman Shows the Right Way In Getting It Wrong
  • To p-value or Not To p-value, That Is The Question
  • Check It Out: Replications in International Relations
  • MUELLER-LANGER, FECHER, HARHOFF & WAGNER: What Matters for Replication
  • Andrew Gelman Asks, Does Criticizing Bad Research Do More Harm Than Good?
  • FECHER, WAGNER & FRÄSSDORF: Social Scientists and Replications: Tell Me What You Really Think!
  • Some Tools for Checking Reliability in Others’ Research, and Ensuring Reliability in Your Own
  • IN THE NEWS: VOX (January 23, 2017)
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