… science and public health), we believe the best strategy is to move toward an analysis of all
the … There is no statistical quality board that could enforce such larger analyses—nor would …

… that the crisis is really in the discipline of statistics, and starts with mixed messages about …
a “statistical crisis in science” and showed how multiple p-values can arise, in good faith, in the …

… essence of the scientific method has been the subject of the … The severity of the crisis in
the governance of science has not fully registered in the discussions on science advice in the …

… then pose the question of … the extent of replication problems within the field of clinical
neuropsychology; rather, we argue that from the general crisis in the social and biological sciences, …

… The focus on statistical significance in social science has left a deep blind spot in how we
acknowledge uncertainty and evaluate results. We openly acknowledge that random samples …

… This chapter started with the identification of a crisis in the governance of science. We are
not referring only to the frequency of retractions, which could be an artefact of a more rigorous …

… reform within the psychological sciences. Here we examine issues within … statistics that
may have led to the replication crisis, and we examine the alternative—Bayesian statistics—that …

… A second reason for skepticism is that a close look at the statistical evidence reveals no
sudden decline in the science and math knowledge of those leaving high school. To the contrary…

… on the development of science, we can identify a clear direction in its methodology. The …
reflection on the limitations of the present scientific methodology and the present conceptual …

… The remainder of this chapter consists of a parade of horribles: statistical inferences that
push the … , along with the reasonable answers the Bayesian method would have provided. In …