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> More specifically, this paper is focused on the social sciences. No, it isn't. It looked at a few different fields, and found that the problem was actually w
by pavon 5y ago
> More specifically, this paper is focused on the social sciences.
No, it isn't. It looked at a few different fields, and found that the problem was actually worse for general science papers published in Nature/Science, where non-reproducible papers were cited 300 times more often as reproducible ones.
- nebulous1 5y agoI think you might be mistaken. The study of Nature/Science papers was "Evaluating replicability of social science experiments published in Nature and Science between 2010 and 2015"