2021
DOI: 10.31222/osf.io/knjea
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Abstract: Researchers seeking to replicate original research often need to decide which of several relevant candidates to select for replication. Several strategies for study selection have been proposed, utilizing a variety of observed indicators as criteria for selection. However, few strategies clearly specify the goal of study selection and how that goal is related to the indicators that are utilized. We have previously formalized a decision model of replication study selection in which the goal of study selection i… Show more

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“…Finding convenient yet effective tools to identify worthwhile replication tar-gets is an active meta-scientific field (e.g., Coles et al, 2018;Hardwicke et al, 2018;Isager et al, 2021a) and feasible algorithms are currently developed and tested (Isager et al, 2021b). When it comes to more accessible ways to conduct replication studies, several authors have suggested involving our students more rigorously (Frank and Saxe, 2012;Grahe et al, 2012;e.g., Leeuw et al, 2019;Roettger and Baer-Henney, 2019), possibly creating a rich learning experience for our students while at the same time reducing the resource costs of replication studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finding convenient yet effective tools to identify worthwhile replication tar-gets is an active meta-scientific field (e.g., Coles et al, 2018;Hardwicke et al, 2018;Isager et al, 2021a) and feasible algorithms are currently developed and tested (Isager et al, 2021b). When it comes to more accessible ways to conduct replication studies, several authors have suggested involving our students more rigorously (Frank and Saxe, 2012;Grahe et al, 2012;e.g., Leeuw et al, 2019;Roettger and Baer-Henney, 2019), possibly creating a rich learning experience for our students while at the same time reducing the resource costs of replication studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, journals could dedicate space to direct replications (e.g., as its own article type or journal section). Researchers, on the other hand, need to establish resource-efficient ways to identify replication targets (84) and conduct them (11,85).…”
Section: Replicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…as its own article type or journal section). Researchers, on the other hand, need to establish resource-efficient ways to identify replication targets (84) and conduct them (11,85).…”
Section: Replicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%