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Why So Many Social Science Claims Are False
Commentary is circulating arguing that many social science findings are unreliable, pointing to weaknesses in research methods. The piece, running at outlets including RealClearPolicy and the Fairfield Sun Times, adds to ongoing debate over reproducibility, publication bias and flawed study design in fields like psychology, sociology and economics, and what reforms are needed to restore confidence in the research.
Why now: Ongoing concern over the reproducibility crisis in social science research keeps the topic in discussion.
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- Why So Many Social Science Claims Are False · Fairfield Sun Times
- Why So Many Social Science Claims Are False · RealClearPolicy
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