Do scientific claims, based on systematic observations, mean they are compulsorily true? Some empirical studies are accurate and reliable, other display major shortcomings. Indeed, several methodologists have highlighted a high rate of lack of confirmation of research findings. The purpose of this editorial is to discuss methodological advancements to enhance replicability in quantitative psychology.
How to increase replicability in Quantitative Psychology?
Graziella Orrù
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;Ciro ConversanoSecondo
;Angelo GemignaniUltimo
2019-01-01
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Do scientific claims, based on systematic observations, mean they are compulsorily true? Some empirical studies are accurate and reliable, other display major shortcomings. Indeed, several methodologists have highlighted a high rate of lack of confirmation of research findings. The purpose of this editorial is to discuss methodological advancements to enhance replicability in quantitative psychology.File in questo prodotto:
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