… could have made a clearer distinction between sampling error and random measurement
error. We show that random measurement error always attenuates population effect sizes and …

… In this commentary, we consider four sacred cows—widely shared and rarely questioned
assumptions—in the domain of psychological measurement that may fuel the replication crisis. …

… commentary clarifies how random measurement error contributes to the replication crisis.
Consistent with classic test theory, random measurement error always attenuates population …

… facing a replicationcrisis because efforts to replicate past … replication does not. Questions
then arise about whether the first study results were false positives, and whether the replication …

… The model matches reality to the degree that assumptions are met, starting from the
assumptions that we measured what we think we measured and that measurement errors were …

… construct, which is measured by a questionnaire or test, the measurement is clearly associated
… the quantity of measurement error, we do not know the quality of measurement error or …

… The replication crisis has prompted many to call for statistical reform within the … Here we
examine issues within Frequentist statistics that may have led to the replication crisis, and we …

… We believe that Fisher would bring similar concerns to evaluating the current replication
crisis. Likely, he would simply suggest that when results do not replicate, science is proceeding …

… Replication in Clinical Psychological Research An ongoing challenge in the replication crisis
… For example, what aspects of a design must be replicated in order to consider something a …

… of the history of the replication crisis, the critiques and reforms at the heart of the crisis, and
several … We argue that the problems of the replication crisis and the concerns of the reform …