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Right, like I say I can show both of those things separately, but I can't demonstrate that they're correlated. How would you go about finding that evidence? Wh
by traverseda 7y ago
Right, like I say I can show both of those things separately, but I can't demonstrate that they're correlated.
How would you go about finding that evidence? What would be sufficient evidence that they're correlated for you?
- euroPoor 7y agoYou put it in your question, right? I’d like to see a study that EXPLICITLY correlates political views and activism with measures of ‘bad science’ like no citations, impossible reproducibility etc
- traverseda 7y agoI found a preprint of a study examining exactly that. I haven't had a chance to really read through it in depth though, so I can't speak to whether or not it's actually a good paper. https://psyarxiv.com/6k3j5/ https://psyarxiv.com/6k3j5/ My naive first skim seems to demonstrate that political slant does have an effect on reproducibility, although it doesn't matter if that ideological slant is conservative or liberal. It's not much, but it was tricky to find and it is what you're looking for. More research is needed.
- euroPoor 7y agoSo you're providing a novel unreviewed paper that's not even supporting your argument in a medium sense? I don't think your paternalizing attitude in the comments before was justified.