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Psychology of the Scientist: XXX. Replication: What is it?

Olin W. Smith · Patricia C. Smith · Roger Baumgarte · Jeffrey A. Gliner · James G. Goodale

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Some aspects of the problems of replication are discussed: meanings, relationships to the concept of equivalence, partial equivalences, relevance to theory in psychology, and requirements for assessment of equivalence of reported data to the numbers predicted by theory.

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