Crowdsourcing Hypothesis Tests: Making Transparent How Design Choices Shape Research Results

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@StacyTShaw https://t.co/JalaNb45k1

@hansijzerman Not entire solution but also crowdsource ideas how to test hypthoses ie same research questions but different operationalizations https://t.co/deRNVpBUbr

We see that when the same research question is tested in different ways, results vary dramatically, sometimes producing significant effects in opposite directions (see linked paper) 3/x https://t.co/VaEqAloW91

Crowdsourcing hypothesis tests: a huge study of moral judgement, negotiation and implicit cognition. https://t.co/D8e4G9MKQ3

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