“…The reasons underlying this difficulty may be related to the characteristics of a particular sample of participants (e.g., Kindertransport survivors in Schmid, 2002; adult international adoptees in Pallier, Dehaene, Poline, LeBihan, Argenti, Dupoux & Mehler, 2003), or the design of the study itself (e.g., the Barcelona Age Factor which exploited a change in curricular language provision; Muñoz, 2006), among other factors. Longitudinal and panel studies (e.g., Xavier Vila, Ubalde, Bretxa & Comajoan-Colomé, 2018) may be particularly difficult to replicate. In these cases, an “attainable minimum standard” (Peng, 2011) for verifying scientific claims is via an assessment of the computational reproducibility of the analyses.…”