Mass Reproducibility in Psychological Science

Question and contribution.

This collaboration with Psychological Science mobilizes 63 independent groups to audit materials availability, coding and preregistration issues, and computational reproducibility. It creates a pre-reform benchmark for how often published evidence can be reproduced from available data and code.

Abstract.

In a collaboration with Psychological Science, 63 independent groups assess data and code availability, identify coding and preregistration issues, and computationally reproduce published results. The project establishes a pre-reform baseline for reproducibility and reporting practices in the journal.

How the project is framed.