The Irony of Testing for Bias with the Same Tools That Created It
Meta-psychology was born from a simple observation: the way psychologists used significance testing created a distorted literature. Researchers treated p < .05 as a license to publish and p > .05 as a reason to abandon a finding. Journals rewarded significant results, reviewers demanded them, and authors learned to find them. The result was predictable: … Continue reading The Irony of Testing for Bias with the Same Tools That Created It → The post The Irony of Testing for Bias with the Same Tools That Created It first appeared on Replicability-Index.
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