...Alexandra Sarafoglou; Suzanne Hoogeveen Recent awareness of the importance of rigor and robustness have deemed replication efforts vital for scientific advance. Yet the value of replication projects may often be undermined by post-hoc disputes with the original authors about the replication...

... one. In Study 1 with a within-subjects design, we found strong evidence that higher greed weakens inaction inertia such that greedy people always want more and are less influenced by missed discounts. Studies 2 and 3 failed to replicate this moderation, both in between- and within-subjects designs...

... (e.g., higher performance or better quality). We replicated this effect, based on Celniker et al. (2023, Study 6), in countries not yet investigated (Germany and Mexico). Further, drawing on discussions around workforce participation (see ‘great resignation’ or ‘quiet quitting’) criticizing the lower...

... related intrusions is replicable in a large sample, we conducted a preregistered, multi-site study in healthy participants. Experiment 1 ( N = 141) showed similar intrusion rates of an updated trauma film that was then used in Experiment 2. In line with previous findings, Experiment 2 ( N = 433) showed...

... is it to you to achieve that grade?” - “How confident are you in achieving that grade?” At the beginning of the Hungarian replication, these questions were slightly modified and adjusted to the context, and we added an extra question regarding efforts: - “How motivated are you to prepare for the first...

... and numbers, is crucial for accurate decision making. This study evaluates the replicability of eleven effects that underscore the pivotal role of numeracy in judgment and decision making, with successful replication defined as a statistically significant effect in the same direction as reported...

... C. Frank When a replication fails, scientists have to decide whether to make a second attempt or move on. Psychology researchers who attempt to replicate studies often face this decision, given the empirical rate of replication success in psychology, which is lower than desired. Here, we report 17...

...Nathan Cheek; Ziqi Yao This paper reports four preregistered replications (total N = 2,008) of previously published studies from our lab. The first study replicates Cheek and Ward (2019) Study 3, which found that people want more options when adopting a maximizing goal of making the best possible...

... themselves: a phenomenon called “bias blind spot” (BBS). This phenomenon was experimentally supported by Pronin, Lin and Ross (2002) through demonstrating an asymmetry of self-other ratings of susceptibility for biases, but not for personal shortcomings. A direct replication by Chandrashekar et al., (2021...

..., distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Research methodology ergodicity replication The most frequently used approach of researchers conducting quantitative psychology studies is to collect data from groups of people, and to aggregate...

...Linda Lai; Lewend Mayiwar; Elizabeth Tenney The present paper reports an independent and better powered ( N = 847 vs. N = 85) replication of Experiment 3 in Glikson et al. (2018). The authors of the original study reported support for their proposition that due to perceptions of (in)appropriateness...

... as involving more effort. We attempted two preregistered replications (total N = 1405; U.S. American participants from MTurk and Prolific) of their Experiments 1 and 2. Our first replication using an MTurk sample found support for the original’s findings regarding Experiment 2, yet failed to find support...

...Olivier Corneille; Jérémy Béna; Marco Tullio Liuzza 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...

...Andrew J. Vonasch; Wing Yiu Hung; Wai Yee Leung; Anna Thao Bich Nguyen; Stephanie Chan; Bo Ley Cheng; Gilad Feldman; Simon Columbus 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...

... replication ( N = 1272) of Smith et al. (2002)’s Study 1 and found that exposure increased both feelings of shame ( η p 2 = .14, 95%, CI [.11, .17]) and guilt ( η p 2 = .13, 95% CI [.10, .16]) compared with the private condition. Moreover, people who were in the high moral conditions reported both higher...

...Minrui Zhu; Gilad Feldman; Simine Vazire 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...

...Fuminori Ono; Alex Holcombe 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...

... psychology 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...

... the original 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...

... psychological aspects 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...