In a recent study,a team of researchers redid 100 studies published in three top psychology journals to see if they could get the same results the moment time around. Michael C. Frank, Associate Professor of Psychology Stanford University, and discusses the surprising findings: more than 60 of the studies did not hold up.
Now: 75% of published psych studies did not pass the Reproducibility Test - that is,replicating the study with the same results.
September 1, 2015@Stanford, and who tried to replicate study called "Why People Are Reluctant to Tempt Fate." (super,right?)September 1, 2015
Here's the study - it found 60/100 published psych studies couldn't be replicated with same results: http://t.co/nrJ5QwdwHwSeptember 1, or 2015respondsNobody says it’s a straight path. It's a gradual advance toward theories that define more of the world.
September 1,2015@fafa019 Self-correction via the #ReproducibilityProject is the opposite of scientific arrogance. Know your weaknesses!September 1, 2015
Source: wnyc.org