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15:1715:17, 10 July 2023 diff hist +2,763‎ Replication crisis ‎ Added subsection on context-sensitivity to the section "Causes" Tag: Visual edit
10:0610:06, 10 July 2023 diff hist +2‎ m Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit
10:0410:04, 10 July 2023 diff hist +3,887‎ Replication crisis ‎ Included new section in "Causes" on statistical heterogeneity. Tag: Visual edit

21:4521:45, 9 July 2023 diff hist +1‎ m Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit
11:5711:57, 9 July 2023 diff hist +898‎ Replication crisis ‎ Expanded the section on QRPs by including the subsection "Prevalence". Tag: Visual edit
10:4310:43, 9 July 2023 diff hist +1,943‎ Replication crisis ‎ Expanded section "Statistical Issues" by consulting original source. I gave a lengthier explanation of the reasons why low power is connected to failures to replicate. I also included results from two other studies on average power in neuroscience and economics. Tag: Visual edit

18:3718:37, 8 July 2023 diff hist −2‎ Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit: Switched
18:3418:34, 8 July 2023 diff hist +11‎ m Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit
18:3218:32, 8 July 2023 diff hist +2,579‎ Replication crisis ‎ I expanded the section "Base rate of hypothesis accuracy" by consulting the original source by Bird. I included more details and a couple of numerical examples of false positive percentages following Bird's argument. Tag: Visual edit
15:4015:40, 8 July 2023 diff hist +3,404‎ Replication crisis ‎ I restructured the subsection "publish or perish", partly following suggestions and concerns in the Talk page. I renamed the section "Problems with the publication system in science". I believe this makes more sense because as it stood, the section was discussing different problematic aspects of the publication system. Although intimately connected, publication bias and the "publish or perish" culture are two different things. I also expanded on what was previously reported with new sources. Tag: Visual edit

15:5915:59, 4 July 2023 diff hist +512‎ m Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit
15:5315:53, 4 July 2023 diff hist +6,778‎ Replication crisis ‎ I expanded the section on history a little bit. I reported some of those that are considered the triggering events of the crisis. As of now, the section only mentions the events that led to the crisis (2011-2012). I plan to further expand it by discussing what happened in later years, but also how many of the criticisms to scientific practice made in the course of the crisis are far from new (e.g. absence of replication studies). Tag: Visual edit

16:5516:55, 15 May 2023 diff hist +407‎ N User:ProgressiveProblemshift ‎ ←Created page with 'I'm '''ProgressiveProblemshift''' (Jacopo). I'm currently a student enrolled in the Master's degree program "Theory and History of Psychology" at the University of Groningen. My main academic interests are psychology, research methodology and practice, epistemology, and philosophy of science. I also take a general interest in natural sciences, sports, video-games, and various kinds of musical genres.' current Tag: Visual edit
16:4316:43, 15 May 2023 diff hist +1,560‎ Talk:Replication crisis ‎ →‎Theory-Crisis: new section Tag: New topic

15:1815:18, 13 May 2023 diff hist −9‎ m Replication crisis ‎No edit summary Tag: Visual edit
15:1515:15, 13 May 2023 diff hist +334‎ Replication crisis ‎ I expanded on a previous explanation of when experimental results are considered statistically significant. Specifically, I edited the following sentence "Results are generally considered significant when statistical testing determines that there is a 5% (or less) probability that the measured effects are inconsequential" by giving a more detailed and comprehensive explanation. To make this edit, I used the cited source Meehl (1967). Tag: Visual edit