Reproducibility Project

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The Reproducibility Project is a large-scale collaborative effort in psychology that systematically attempted to replicate published studies to assess the reliability of scientific findings.

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instanceOf collaborative research initiative
meta-science project
scientific research project
addresses overestimation of effect sizes in published literature
publication bias in psychological research
questionable research practices
replication crisis in psychology
aim assess the reproducibility of psychological science
evaluate the reliability of published psychological findings
approach large-scale collaboration among researchers
characteristic emphasis on methodological rigor
emphasis on statistical power
emphasis on transparency
large sample of target studies
multi-site collaboration
standardized evaluation of replication outcomes
emphasizes data sharing
materials sharing
open science principles
pre-registration of analysis plans
field psychology
focus cognitive psychology
experimental psychology
social psychology
goal identify factors associated with replication success or failure
improve research practices in psychology
increase confidence in psychological science
quantify the rate of successful replications in psychology
impact encouraged adoption of open science badges and policies
influenced reforms in scientific publishing practices
raised awareness of the replication crisis beyond psychology
stimulated debate about research reliability in psychology
involves coordination across multiple countries
coordination across multiple institutions
many independent research teams
method systematic replication of published studies
relatedTo credibility of empirical findings in social sciences
evidence-based research reform
meta-research on scientific practices
statistical power analysis in psychology
resultType analyses of predictors of replication success
comparisons between original and replication effect sizes
empirical estimates of reproducibility
uses open data practices
open materials sharing
pre-registered replication protocols
standardized replication procedures
transparent reporting of methods

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Nosek knownFor Reproducibility Project
subject surface form: Brian Nosek