2014
DOI: 10.1027/1864-9335/a000194
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“…Over the last four years (Unkelbach, 2013–2015), I used the editorials to keep readers updated on the proceedings behind the scenes, to inform about important changes, and to provide authors with information about impact and turnaround rates. From this informational perspective, this will be an atypical editorial, as I will almost solely address how Social Psychology as a journal might contribute to a better social psychological science by increasing the replicability of the results published within our pages.…”
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“…Over the last four years (Unkelbach, 2013–2015), I used the editorials to keep readers updated on the proceedings behind the scenes, to inform about important changes, and to provide authors with information about impact and turnaround rates. From this informational perspective, this will be an atypical editorial, as I will almost solely address how Social Psychology as a journal might contribute to a better social psychological science by increasing the replicability of the results published within our pages.…”
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confidence: 99%