Fame at last: The back of my head made page 101 of this week's print edition of Spiegel! 😜
Jokes aside, I really enjoyed taking part in the #Replication Games at #MetaRep2024 and was part of a great (all-female) interdisciplinary team!
https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/replikationskrise-in-der-forschung-wie-wissenschaftliche-detektive-auf-fehlerjagd-gehen-a-0b268444-f15b-4454-8d2b-7b219985ebc2 #AcademicChatter #ReproducibiliTea
#MetaRep2024 session on Causal Replication Studies (investigating causal factors for diff between original and replication study). They differentiate between *intended changes* (allowing randomization & causal conclusions) and *unintended changes* (requiring stat. adjustments - if you are aware of and measured the unintended change).
What I realized: A lack of transparency in original studies induces more unintended changes and impedes causal inference of replication studies.
