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We Have Met the Enemy, and He is (Too Many of) Us
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[From the blogpost “Too Many Social Scientists, Too Few Truths to Discover” by Jay P. Greene, posted at his blog] “I’m teaching a seminar for the Honors College this semester on BS. It’s been a lot of fun and the…
Read MoreFECHER, WAGNER & FRÄSSDORF: Social Scientists and Replications: Tell Me What You Really Think!
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NOTE: This entry is based on the article, “Perceptions and Practices of Replication by Social and Behavioral Scientists: Making Replications a Mandatory Element of Curricula Would Be Useful” In times of increasing publication rates and specialization of disciplines, it is…
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