Reproducibility Project: The Definitive Guide

[Brian Nosek]

This message provides links to all of the essential components of the
Reproducibility Project. Some of these are brand new - #1 and #3 are
key new additions for already contributing researchers.


1. Reseacher Guide: A comprehensive list of tasks for researchers that
would like to conduct a replication (start here if you know the
project and want to join in)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1b8wlI8RqR07aOJKv5qMRTGCSi10ntb7glL7gyzUEE3M/edit


2. Executive Summary: Get an overview of the project goals,
background, and approach (start here if you need some background
first)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FcWLfASVXPkLuTVQmbZKvpkPsgrW8XKPGfWJqnSnmeM/edit


3. Template for Replication Reports: A template for writing the
replication report to standardize across replications and make it easy
to complete the write-up
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1crgFKJqPIbZYaqBiY2Sua2yzJSrm4R09_piLMftV4n8/edit


4. Replication Projects Spreadsheet: The primary vehicle for reviewing
eligible articles, reporting project progress and results, and
documenting researcher contribution
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvIo2znxWnxZdERIS2xqNnNxUUZRRTB5LVJxckhiY3c


5. Template for emailing original authors: One email for requesting
materials, a second for requesting comments/review of the replication
design
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HEJLXSJaqN2DlDEyWea5kSzMSIj00MSwAs1-0Sn5XTM/edit


6. Open Science Discussion Group: to participate in the dynamic
discussion of project design and progress
http://groups.google.com/group/openscienceframework/

[Brian Nosek]

7. Possible interpretations of a failure to replicate: Discussion of
the possible meanings of a failure to replicate
https://docs.google.com/document/d/10x-uzlQ2vIQgsHNum2U9VC0M289lXZozR41MeHqFy2M/edit