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Replicability in Brain Imaging.

Robert E Kelly¹, Matthew J Hoptman^2,3

¹Department of Psychiatry, Weill Cornell Medicine, White Plains, NY 10605, USA.

|March 25, 2022

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The scientific community faces a replication crisis, where research findings are frequently not reproducible. This impacts scientific progress and trust in published results.

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Area of Science:

Scientific methodology
Research integrity

Background:

The early 2010s saw the emergence of the 'replication crisis,' highlighting concerns over the non-replicability of published research.
Synonymous terms like 'replicability crisis' and 'reproducibility crisis' underscore the widespread nature of this issue.

Discussion:

The inability to replicate findings challenges the reliability of scientific evidence.
This crisis potentially undermines cumulative scientific progress and public trust.

Key Insights:

Addressing the replication crisis is crucial for maintaining the validity of scientific research.
Improving research practices can enhance the reproducibility of scientific outcomes.

Outlook:

Future research must prioritize robust methodologies and transparent reporting.
Fostering a culture of open science is essential for scientific advancement.