Transparent Replications

by Clearer Thinking

Rapid replications for reliable research

All Replication Reports

Report #11: Replication of “Changes in the prevalence of thin bodies bias young women’s judgements about body size” (Psychological Science | Devine et al. 2022)

November 6, 2024
Report #10: Replication of a study from “The illusion of moral decline” (Nature | Mastroianni & Gilbert 2023)

July 8, 2024
Report #9: Replication of a study from “Loss Aversion, the Endowment Effect, and Gain-Loss Framing Shape Preferences for Noninstrumental Information” (PNAS | Litovsky et al. 2022)

June 11, 2024
Report #8: Replication of a study from “The Visual Mandela Effect as Evidence for Shared and Specific False Memories Across People” (Psychological Science | Prasad & Bainbridge 2022)

February 15, 2024
Report #7: Replication of a study from “The Surprise of Reaching Out: Appreciated More Than We Think” (JPSP | Liu et al. 2023)

October 26, 2023
Report #6: Replication of a study from “Collective transcendence beliefs shape the sacredness of objects: the case of art” (JPSP | Chen, Ruttan & Feinberg, 2022)

October 3, 2023
Report #5: Replication of a study from “Relational diversity in social portfolios predicts well-being” (PNAS | Collins et al. 2022)

June 29, 2023
Report #4: Replication of two studies from “Behavioral nudges reduce failure to appear for court” (Science | Fishbane, Ouss & Shah, 2020)

June 1, 2023
Report #3: Replication of a study from “Knowledge about others reduces one’s own sense of anonymity” (Nature | Shah & LaForest 2022)

November 18, 2022
Report #2: Replication of a study from “Counterfeit Diversity: How Strategically Misrepresenting Gender Diversity Dampens Organizations’ Perceived Sincerity and Elevates Women’s Identity Threat Concerns” (JPSP | Kroeper, Williams & Murphy 2022)

November 16, 2022
Report #1: Replication of a study from “Lay Theories of Financial Well-being Predict Political and Policy Message Preferences” (JPSP | Krijnen et al. 2022)

November 14, 2022