Many Analysts, One Data Set: Making Transparent How Variations in Analytic Choices Affect Results
Published Online: 2018-08-23
Journal: Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science•Publisher: SAGE Publications
Authors: A. Dalla Rosa•A. Glenz•A. J. Hofelich Mohr•A. Sandberg•B. A. Nosek•B. Pope•B. R. Nijstad•C. Bannard•C. R. Madan•C. Spörlein•D. M. Kennedy•D. Molden•D. P. Martin•E. Awtrey•E. Bonnier•E. Kaszubowski•E. L. Uhlmann•E. Molleman•E. Robusto•E. Schlüter•E.-J. Wagenmakers•F. Aust•F. Bai•F. Cheung•F. D. Schönbrodt•F. Högden•F. Rink•G. Christensen•H. Roderique•I. Flores Cervantes•J. Kalodimos•J. M. Prenoveau•J. Ullrich•K. Hederos•K. Hui•K. Sotak•L. B. Mulder•L. Dam•L. Stefanutti•M. A. Craig•M. F. Sherman•M. Gamez-Djokic•M. H. Evans•M. Heene•M. Johannesson•M. Vianello•M. Witkowiak•N. Fong•N. G. Pope•P. Anselmi•R. Carlsson•R. Clay•R. D. Morey•R. Lei•R. Silberzahn•S. A. Sommer•S. Gordon-McKeon•S. Liverani•S. Spain•S. Tauber•S. Yoon•T. A. Lindsay•T. J. Heaton•T. Stafford•Š. Bahník
