Vol. 2 (2026)
Replications (different data)
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Debunking decreases mistaken causal inferences: A direct replication of Irving et al. (2022)
We conducted a direct replication of Irving et al. (2022) examining whether a debunking statement reduces mistaken causal inferences from correlational evidence. We randomly allocated participants to read a news article containing either a correction…
Multi-study articles
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Reproduction and Replication of an Adversarial Stylometry Experiment
Maintaining anonymity in natural language communication remains a challenging task. Even when the number of candidate authors is large, standard authorship attribution techniques that analyze writing style predict the original author with uncomfortably high…
Editorial Communication
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From Replication Rates to Replication Evidence: A Guest Editorial
Repeating original studies using existing data (reproducibility) or new data (replicability) is key to improving the credibility of scientific results. Here, we focus on replications, which can be broadly categorized into direct replications—testing the…