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Remembering exactly this I went and found the paper and looked and the sample sizes aren't that small, I couldn't see any missing comparisons, and the relevant
by trishume 8y ago
Remembering exactly this I went and found the paper and looked and the sample sizes aren't that small, I couldn't see any missing comparisons, and the relevant P values are less than 0.01 so not obviously super P-hacked.
On the other hand it is a priming study that would probably not have been published if the result went the other way, and it's a newsworthy result. All indicators of non-replication.
I got 88% accuracy on the replication quiz and if this was on the quiz I would have marked it as unsure. I don't think it's obviously bogus, but also I'm not totally convinced.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> it is a priming study Wasn’t the original study which claimed to “discover” priming recently debunked as not replicable?