According to Funder et al. (2013) “getting it right” is the sine qua non of science. Science can tolerate individual mistakes and fl awed theor-ies, but only if it has reliable mechanisms for correction. Unfortunately, science is not always self-correcting (e.g., Ioannidis, 2012 ; MacCoun, 1998 ; Nickerson, 1998 ). Equally unfortunately, although the potential political distortion of psychology has been recognized for some time (MacCoun, 1998 ; Redding, 2001 ; Tetlock, 1994 ), calls for corrective action have gone largely unheeded.