“Trust is good, but control is better”
INTRODUCTION
Information about the replicability of published results is important because empirical results can only be used as evidence if the results can be replicated. However, the replicability of published results in social psychology is doubtful. Brunner and Schimmack (2018) developed a statistical method called z-curve to estimate how replicable a set of significant results are, if the studies were replicated exactly. In a replicability audit, I am applying z-curve to the most cited articles of psychologists to estimate the replicability of their studies.
Steven J. Heine
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Oh boy, you are starting to get real real personal are you not?
just for your information, this is the best replicability index for a social psychologist.
I don’t understand the result. I know he is an honest guy but could you explain what that Z curve result means in English.
His Z-curve results look good. A high replicability estimate is a good result. So, the results confirm your judgment.