There's some meta-analyses of it, but small studies, and small mean effect. Danger zone of social science.
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@JProtzko do you know if someone carried out a high-powered replication of Pygmalion effect study in modern times? http://arthurjensen.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/1969-jensen-2.pdf …
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Don't think so. Instead of large scale study, I'd also be happy to see it the target of a RRR. Problem is many teachers may know Hypothesis
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@OSFramework@BrianNosek Is there a process for nominating studies for RRR in the next round of replication project? Seems an ideal candiate -
Here are the instructions. I mentioned this a few months back to
@profsimons but the reins are moving to someone newhttp://www.psychologicalscience.org/publications/ampps/rrr-guidelines … -
These are for people who want to do the study. I just want to nominate it! :) I don't have resources to do these kind of studies.
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