
The second paradigm
With 71 participating laboratories, our project has grown beyond a single replication. In this episode of Research as it Happens, we reach an important milestone: the selection of a second experimental paradigm to study


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What does science look like while it’s still unfolding? In Research as it Happens , we go inside a large-scale psychology project, where labs around the world collaborate to study human memory. Each episode follows the process in real time—how ideas develop, experiments are designed, evidence is evaluated, and how researchers decide what to do next. This is science before the conclusions are final. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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With 71 participating laboratories, our project has grown beyond a single replication. In this episode of Research as it Happens, we reach an important milestone: the selection of a second experimental paradigm to study

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In the previous episode, we followed how a simple question about a classic finding in psychology grew into a large international research project. In this episode, we take a closer look at what that shift means in practi

In Research as it Happens, we go inside a large-scale psychology project, where labs around the world collaborate to study human memory. Each episode follows the process in real time—how ideas develop, experiments are de
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