Replication crisis diminishes trust in empirical research (Open Science Collaboration 2015; Lupia 2018; Chopik et al. 2018)
15 Nov 2019
Replication crisis diminishes trust in empirical research (Open Science Collaboration 2015; Lupia 2018; Chopik et al. 2018)
Replication crisis diminishes trust in empirical research (Open Science Collaboration 2015; Lupia 2018; Chopik et al. 2018)
Openness & science communication: (re)built trust (Fecher and Friesike 2014)
Particularly significant within professions that include reflections on evidence-based actions
(Wingen, Berkessel, and Englich 2019)
(Anvari and Lakens 2019)
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