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Investigating Variation in Replicability: A "Many Labs" Replication Project
Richard A. Klein, Kate A. Ratliff, Michelangelo Vianello, et al., Brian A. Nosek · 2014
Replicability of 13 effects tested across 36 independent samples totaling 6,344 participants; aggregate and site-level moderation by lab versus online and US versus international.
The recommended Human Program is available in the desktop research library.
What you can do with it
- Read and search the study
- Yes
- Run AI participants
- Partly
- 1 part(s) of the paper cannot be run; see excluded
- Original human data
- Partly
- source pinned in package/manylabs1/human/key.json (3 of 3 data files downloadable from it)
- Paper's results recovered from the human data
- Partly
- 11 of 12 reported results recovered by the package analysis from the connected human data
- Authors' analysis code
- No
- no author-code key recorded
- Not runnable: s12 (IAT): IAT reaction-time latencies are not a text response; the adapter has no parser for them.
- Not in the human data: s12: IAT reaction-time latencies are not a text response and the adapter has no parser for them.
- Not in the human data: s03 (participants with mixed anchors): The anchor was randomised per question (anch1group..anch4group differ within a participant) but a session holds one condition; those participants are left out (see EXCLUSIONS).