Unpublished results hide the decline effect

Jonathan Schooler

Nature, 2011, vol. 470, issue 7335, 437-437

Abstract: Some effects diminish when tests are repeated. Jonathan Schooler says being open about findings that don't make the scientific record could reveal why.

Date: 2011
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