Oke Bahnsen
@okuspokus.bsky.social
Computational social scientist with background in mathematics and passion for quantitative modeling of political behavior | Causal inference & simulation methods | Coalition politics & electoral behavior | PhD Uni Mannheim
https://obahnsen.com
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Reposted by Oke Bahnsen
Reposted by Oke Bahnsen
We crowdsourced 85 teams to indep. computationally reproduce results from a single study in randomized conditions. Reproducibility:
• depends heavily on the transparency of materials
• high (~95%) for same sign/sig, but low (btw. 48-77% depending on transparency) when requiring within 0.1 effects
• depends heavily on the transparency of materials
• high (~95%) for same sign/sig, but low (btw. 48-77% depending on transparency) when requiring within 0.1 effects
March 20, 2025 at 8:41 AM
We crowdsourced 85 teams to indep. computationally reproduce results from a single study in randomized conditions. Reproducibility:
• depends heavily on the transparency of materials
• high (~95%) for same sign/sig, but low (btw. 48-77% depending on transparency) when requiring within 0.1 effects
• depends heavily on the transparency of materials
• high (~95%) for same sign/sig, but low (btw. 48-77% depending on transparency) when requiring within 0.1 effects
Delighted to share that our paper, "Rallying around the leader in times of crises: The opposing effects of perceived threat and anxiety," co-authored with R. Lehrer, @klaramueller.bsky.social, M. Neunhoeffer, T. Gschwend, and S. Juhl, has been published in EJPR!
tinyurl.com/5fnes7px
tinyurl.com/5fnes7px
September 3, 2024 at 8:18 PM
Delighted to share that our paper, "Rallying around the leader in times of crises: The opposing effects of perceived threat and anxiety," co-authored with R. Lehrer, @klaramueller.bsky.social, M. Neunhoeffer, T. Gschwend, and S. Juhl, has been published in EJPR!
tinyurl.com/5fnes7px
tinyurl.com/5fnes7px