Replication & Reproducibility

Info sheet · Statistics for Psychology & Neuroscience

Author

Andrew Bell

Published

August 13, 2026

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What you’ll get from this sheet

By the end you should be able to:

  1. Distinguish replication from reproducibility.
  2. Adopt open-science habits: pre-registration, sharing data and code.

Reproducibility = same data + same code → same result; replication = a new study finds the same effect. Pre-registration, sharing data and code, and honest reporting are the habits that make findings trustworthy.

[Main idea]

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[Interactive demo]

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See it in code

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Where this shows up next

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