Recently, GARRET CHRISTENSEN, project scientist at BITSS, reviewed the literature on research transparency at a talk given at the Western Economic Association meetings. You can access his slides here.
Read MoreA new paper by GARRET CHRISTENSEN, JUSTIN MCCRAY and DANIELE FANELLI in PLOS ONE suggests an alternative to using conventional t-values when researchers are concerned about publication bias. From the Abstract: “Publication bias leads consumers of research to observe a selected sample…
Read MoreThe Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences (BITSS) was formed in late 2012 after a meeting in Berkeley that led to the publication of an article in Science on ways to increase transparency and improve reproducibility in research across the social sciences. BITSS…
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