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What happens when scientific norms are violated?

We discuss the state of transparency practices in social science research today and compare it to how the scientific community generally believes science should be conducted.

1.5 Violations of the scientific ethos in social psychology

1.6 Diederick Stapel is accused of research fraud: A New York Times article

1.7 Articulating the problem and possible ways forward

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