According to Hank Green, how do journals contribute to the Replication Crisis? All of these are correct The peer review process is too statistically intensive Negative Results Almost Go Unpublished Journals Require Researchers to Share their Data None of these are correct
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The peer review process is too statistically intensive: This means that the process of reviewing research for publication often involves complex statistical analysis, which can lead to errors or misinterpretations. This can contribute to the replication crisis Show more…
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