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> refusal to publish My impression is that in social science, this happens when the results are "wrong". Maybe compounding the replication crisis if only the "
by jimmaswell 4y ago
> refusal to publish
My impression is that in social science, this happens when the results are "wrong". Maybe compounding the replication crisis if only the "right" results get published but "right" was actually wrong.
- pclmulqdq 4y agoEven in the "hard" sciences, this bias can show up. In biology, for instance, this can be a big problem. For example, the Columbia professor who studied rapid-onset gender dysphoria and its apparent social contagion was told to retract her paper on the matter.