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A lot of the studies involved do replicate, just with reduced effects. But the presumption here is that the same experiment is even being run a second time, an
by Zetice 3y ago
A lot of the studies involved do replicate, just with reduced effects.
But the presumption here is that the same experiment is even being run a second time, and my point is that many studies who have the stated goal of replication do so in ways that I find hard to justify.
So even when a study claims to "fail to replicate", I don't think we should just take that on face value.