2023/02/27 by Urs Fischbacher, Irenaeus Wolff · 1 voice
Decision Sciences · #scientometrics and bibliometrics research
paper · pdf · doi:10.1007/s10683-023-09793-y
Recently, there has been a growing concern with the (non-)replicability of scientific findings. Many reasons for the ‘replication crisis’ have been brought forward, including uncorrected multiple-hypotheses testing, ex-post theorising, p-hacking, publication bias, and under-powered studies (see, for example, the excellent discussion in Renkewitz & Keiner, 2019). Four years ago, Experimental Economics called for proposals to be reviewed before collecting data. The aim was to gain experience with this new form of organising the research process that has been gaining popularity in many other disciplines over the past decade.