The pipeline project: Pre-publication independent replications of a single laboratory's research pipeline

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, September 2016

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@DFanDaBiasedMan Why would I suffer through it again? Only to point out your low quality scholarship, and tell you things like how https://t.co/L2TPoJK1Jq should not even have been in that thread? No thank you.

@balajis any ideas on how we create a platform that ranks/highlights/incentives independent replication so efforts like PPIR get more adoption? https://t.co/IsfVANGr5A

@flourneuro @RickCarlsson @giladfeldman It would make more sense that prestigious journals just *require* replications (maybe as proposed here: https://t.co/L2TPoJK1Jq) and require computational reproducibility. Many ways to solve these problems. And jo…

The Pipeline Project comes close but doesn’t quite make this case or provide such an analysis. @hmoshontz @katiecorker https://t.co/4O11DbRYaM

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