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Large-scale human predictions of the replicability of published social and behavioural science papers – a multi- study analysis

2026-04-01

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<p>This paper reports two approaches to forecasting replicability for a corpus of 3000 published social science papers, using large-scale human assessments. Replication Markets used incentivized surveys and prediction markets where participants traded assets linked to replication outcomes and market prices were interpreted as replication predictions. The repliCATS project used a structured group deliberation proto...

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11640245-ad33-5f3a-afd0-1d8e567abd81
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10.31222/osf.io/vgyed_v1
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