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So Is There a Replicability Crisis? Or What?

  Posted on 19th March 2016 by replicationnetwork

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[From the blog Core Economics] Experimental economist ANDREAS ORTMANN reflects on the recent replicability studies in psychology and economics and tackles the question of what it all means.  The article is entitled, “So, is there a crisis?  Or is there…

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 Category: NEWS & EVENTS      Tags: Andreas Ortmann, experimental economics, Psychology, replication

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