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MULTI100: Estimating the Analytical Robustness of the Social Sciences – Final Call for Collaborating Analysts
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The Multi100 project is addressing whether different researchers arrive at the same conclusion and the same effect size as an original study, when they perform their own independent analysis. Specifically, do different researchers find support for the same research claim…
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Huge Replication Project in Social and Behavioral Sciences Looking for Collaborators
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[From the press release “Can machines determine the credibility of research claims? The Center for Open Science joins a new DARPA program to find out” from the Center for Open Science] “The Center for Open Science (COS) has been selected…
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