Abstract

credited. The Reproducibility Project: Psychology (OSC, 2015 ) was a huge effort by many different psychologists across the world to try and assess whether the effects of a selection of papers could be replicated. This was in response to the growing concern about the (lack of) reproducibility of many psychological findings with some high profile failed replications being reported (Hagger & Chatzisarantis, 2016 for ego-depletion and Ranehill, Dreber, Johannesson, Leiberg, Sul, & Weber, 2015 for power-posing). They reported that of the 100 replication attempts, only ~35 were successful. This provoked a strong reaction not only in the psychological literature but also in the popular press, with many news outlets reporting on it.

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