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Which of the following is NOT a likely reason for the replication crisis in psychology? Researchers are not always well trained in proper statistical practices. A cultural climate in which researchers are pressured to publish exciting new findings. Journals encourage researchers to publish replication studies. Researchers misrepresent their data (e.g., by p-hacking).

          Which of the following is NOT a likely reason for the replication crisis in psychology?
Researchers are not always well trained in proper statistical practices.
A cultural climate in which researchers are pressured to publish exciting new findings.
Journals encourage researchers to publish replication studies.
Researchers misrepresent their data (e.g., by p-hacking).
        
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Which of the following is NOT a likely reason for the replication crisis in psychology?
Researchers are not always well trained in proper statistical practices.
A cultural climate in which researchers are pressured to publish exciting new findings.
Journals encourage researchers to publish replication studies.
Researchers misrepresent their data (e.g., by p-hacking).

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Which of the following is NOT a likely reason for the replication crisis in psychology? Researchers are not always well trained in proper statistical practices. A cultural climate in which researchers are pressured to publish exciting new findings. Journals encourage researchers to publish replication studies. Researchers misrepresent their data (e.g., by p-hacking). Which of the following is NOT a likely reason for the replication crisis in psychology? Researchers are not always well trained in proper statistical practices A cultural climate in which researchers are pressured to publish exciting new findings Journals encourage researchers to publish replication studies Researchers misrepresent their data(e.g., by p-hacking)
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