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  • REBLOG: Evidence of Publication Bias and Misreported p-Values
  • Is Most Economics Research Never Cited?
  • FiveThirtyEight.com asks scientists to explain the meaning of a p-value. Hilarity ensues.
  • GARRET CHRISTENSEN: An Introduction to BITSS
  • REBLOG: The Reformation: Can Social Scientists Save Themselves?
  • WANTED: Replications of the Most Influential Empirical Papers in Financial Economics
  • Can Bayes Save p-values?
  • So You Want to Learn How to Do a Replication?
  • ETIENNE LEBEL: Introducing “CurateScience.Org”
  • REPLICATE THIS: Do Dark-Skinned Footballers Get Given Red Cards More Often Than Light-Skinned Ones?
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