0.1
In the original, the decimal was in the wrong place
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- Dec 2020
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0.1 and 0.5
In the original, these numbers had the decimal in the wrong place.
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a 5% false positive rate meansthat at least one out of every 20 non-existent effects studied invisualization (potentially several each year!) is incorrectly reportedas being a likely effect
In the original publication, we left out that the 5% false positive rate applies to non-existent effects
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- Jul 2019
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coun-terproductive
minor clarification: The reason it is counterproductive is that authors have zero requirement or incentive to be helpful or even reply to emails
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- Feb 2019
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psyarxiv.com psyarxiv.com
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can predicted
can be predicted?
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