“…Because of the importance of replication probability and the confusion surrounding it, recent articles in numerous disciplines have urged researchers to consider replication probability more carefully (e.g., Cumming, 2008;Cumming & Maillardet, 2006;Gorroochurn, Hodge, Heiman, Durner, & Greenberg, 2007;Greenwald, Gonzalez, Harris, & Guthrie, 1996;Killeen, 2005;Robinson & Levin, 1997;Sohn, 1998). Researchers have been offered formulas with which to compute the probability of replicating their current results, and they have been advised to report the resulting replication probabilities as well as-or even in preference to-more traditional statistical measures (e.g., Greenwald et al, 1996;Killeen, 2005;Psychological Science editorial board, 2005).…”