APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
Effect Size, Not Sample Size, Predicts the Replicability of Psychological Research.
- Zhaoyi Yang
New York University - Minghui Wang
University of Southern California - Lezhi Deng
University of California, Los Angeles - Jiting Liu
The Chinese University of Hong Kong - Shihan Chen
- Yihan Gao
- Xingyu Li
Stanford University - Geoffrey Cohen
Stanford University
Abstract
Larger sample size has been championed as a chief strategy for producing more replicable psychological research but is this view empirically justified? In our empirical analysis of 316 replication attempts, we found that sample size did not correlate with replication success at all, regardless of how replication success was operationalized.
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