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REBLOG: The Reformation: Can Social Scientists Save Themselves?

  Posted on 2nd November 2015 by replicationnetwork

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We recently came across this article in the May/June 2014 issue of Pacific Standard magazine.  Okay.  It’s not “new”, but it provides an excellent historical overview of some of the issues associated with reproducibility of social science research.  WARNING: It…

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 Category: NEWS & EVENTS      Tags: Brian Nosek, p-hacking, Pacific Standard, Retraction Watch

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