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Posted on 9th April 2019 by replicationnetwork

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[From the article “Assessing citizen adoption of e-government initiatives in Gambia: A validation of the technology acceptance model in information systems success. A critical article review, with questions to its publishers” by Daniel Jung, published in Government Information Quarterly] “The…

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Category: NEWS & EVENTS Tags: Elsevier, Gambia, Government Information Quarterly, scientific integrity, Technology acceptance model, Unreliable

Excellent, Cross-Disciplinary Overview of Scientific Reproducibility in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Posted on 15th December 2018 by replicationnetwork

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[From the article “Reproducibility of Scientific Results”, by Fiona Fidler and John Wilcox, published in The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy] “This review consists of four distinct parts. First, we look at the term “reproducibility” and related terms like “repeatability” and…

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Category: NEWS & EVENTS Tags: Meta-Science, null hypothesis significance testing, Questionable Research Practices, replication, Reproducibility, Reproducibility Projects, Science, scientific integrity, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Does Peer Review Ensure Scientific Integrity? Should it? Can it?

Posted on 2nd October 2018 by replicationnetwork

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[From the article “The changing forms and expectations of peer review” by Serge Horbach and Willem Halffman, published in Research Integrity and Peer Review, 2018, 3:8] This is a wonderful article that provides a comprehensive discussion of peer review in…

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Category: NEWS & EVENTS Tags: academic publishing, peer review, scientific integrity