...Olivier Corneille; Jérémy Béna A variety of psychological effects have been recently replicated in studies where participants merely received information describing experimental tasks, while participants experienced these tasks in studies where these effects were originally established. We argue...

...Andrew J. Vonasch; Wing Yiu Hung; Wai Yee Leung; Anna Thao Bich Nguyen; Stephanie Chan; Bo Ley Cheng; Gilad Feldman We conducted a preregistered close replication and extension of Studies 1, 2, and 4 in Hsee (1998). Hsee found that when evaluating choices jointly, people compare and judge...

... are distinct and are impacted differently by public exposure, that is, the (potential) exposure to disapproving appraisals of one’s misdeeds by others. The impact of public exposure (compared to no exposure) was greater for feelings of shame than for feelings of guilt. We conducted a direct replication ( N...

...Minrui Zhu; Gilad Feldman Numeracy is individuals’ capacity to understand and process basic probability and numerical information required to make decisions. We conducted a Replication Registered Report of Peters et al. (2006) examining numeracy as a predictor of positive-negative framing effect...

...Fuminori Ono Ono and Kitazawa (2010) found that the time interval immediately before a fast auditory flutter was perceived to be shorter than the time interval just before a slow auditory flutter, terming it the subsequent flutter effect. In contrast, conceptual replication studies suggested...

... and the behavioural sciences are increasingly being revisited. Methodological and technological advances provide opportunities to replicate studies across a wide range of countries and settings to investigate whether these findings are universally applicable, limited to specific countries, or vary in magnitude...

... author and source are credited. emotion affect pride attribution replication reproducibility open science construct validity Recall the last time when you were proud of yourself. What exactly led to the feeling of pride? This question is more challenging than it seems. People often...

... such as personality traits and cognitive ability into focus. A recent study by O‘Connell and Marks (2022) using British data concludes that these factors are much better able at explaining educational attainment (school grades) than SES. This study is replicated and extended using German NEPS data (N = 4,607...

...Jacob F. Miranda; Cassie M. Whitt; Alexander McDiarmid; Jeremy E. Stephens; Dillon Purdue; Clayton Hall; Alexa M. Tullett As awareness of the replication crisis in psychology has become increasingly widespread, several meta-scientific investigations have focused on the research practices...

...; Devere Vidamuerte; Brady Wiggins; Kate A. Ratliff Interpreting a failure to replicate is complicated by the fact that the failure could be due to the original finding being a false positive, unrecognized moderating influences between the original and replication procedures, or faulty implementation...

... by goods as rewards. They showed that, as cash rewards increase, individuals expected others to be more willing to help, yet, when offering social goods as rewards such as candy, expected willingness to help was insensitive to rewards’ monetary worth. We conducted two pre-registered replication studies...

...Angela R. Dorrough; Nathalie Bick; Lukas Bring; Caroline Brockers; Charlotte Butz; Iris K. Schneider With three convenient samples ( n = 1,087) and one sample representative for the German population in terms of age and gender ( n = 210), we replicate research by Zlatev (2019) showing...

... the accessibility of temptation-related cognitive constructs. Using a lexical decision task, Fishbach et al., 2003 (Study 3) found that this asymmetry existed even at an automatic level of processing. In this attempted replication, 221 students completed a lexical decision task that included goal-related...

... Olstad; Rebecca Peng; Griffin Scott-Rifer; Allison Wan; Logan Willans; Lingxiu Zhang We report a replication of Boutonnet and Lupyan’s (2015) study of the effects of linguistic labelling on perceptual performance. In addition to a response time advantage of linguistic labels over non-linguistic auditory...

... but is influenced by other traits. Siegel, Dougherty, and Huber (2012, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology ) found that manipulating cognitive control via false feedback (Study 3) changed the degree to which the IAT was related to cognitive control versus evaluative associations. We conducted two replications...

... reading an early age example, the age in event memories was younger than after a late age example, whereas this difference was less pronounced in snapshot memories (Wessel et al., 2019). The present aim was to examine the malleability of the age in earliest childhood memories and replicate this age...

... these methods reliably produce an effect. To address some limitations with McCarthy et al. (2018), the current multi-site collaborative study included data collected from 29 labs. Each lab conducted a close replication (total N = 2,123) and a conceptual replication (total N = 2,579) of Srull and Wyer’s methods...

... to address foundational questions about cognitive development. To date, however, few studies have directly tested whether findings from in-lab developmental psychology tasks can be replicated online, particularly in the domain of value-based learning and decision-making. To address this question, we set up...

...Mark J. Brandt; M. Brent Donnellan; Beth Visser Belief system structure can be investigated by estimating belief systems as networks of interacting political attitudes, but we do not know if these estimates are replicable. In a sample of 31 countries from the World Values Survey (N = 52,826), I...

.... This discussion has led to changes in psychology’s approach to research, and several new initiatives have been developed, many with the aim of improving our findings. One key advancement is the marked increase in the number of replication studies conducted. We argue that while it is important to conduct...