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An interactive description of scientific replication

The Good Place and Replication

Likelihood of Null Effects of large

Naro's "Why can't anyone replicate the scientific studies from those eye-grabbing headlines?"

Hausmann et al.'s Using Smartphone Crowdsourcing to Redefine Normal and Febrile Temperatures in Adults: Results from the Feverprints Study

de Frieze's "‘Replication grants’ will allow researchers to repeat nine influential studies that still raise questions"

Harris's "Scientists Are Not So Hot At Predicting Which Cancer Studies Will Succeed"

Harris' "Reviews Of Medical Studies May Be Tainted By Funders' Influence"

Everything is fucked: The syllabus, by Sanjay Srivastava (with links to articles)

John Oliver's "Scientific Studies" with discussion quesions

Explaining the replication crisis to undergraduates

Emily Oster's "Don't take your vitamins"

Facebook Data Science's "What are we most thankful for?"

Center for Open Science's FREE statistical & methodological consulting services

Regina Nuzzo's "Scientific method: Statistical errors"

Nature's "Policy: Twenty tips for interpreting scientific claims" by William J. Sutherland, David Spiegelhalter, & Mark Burgman

Shameless self-promotion 2

The Atlantic's "Congratulations, Ohio! You Are the Sweariest State in the Union"

Hunks of Statistics: Sharon Begley