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This review highlights progress and common statistical challenges in a special issue on psychological research. It offers potential solutions for advancing the field and addressing shared research hurdles.

Area of Science:

Psychology
Statistical Methods in Research

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A special issue features 14 articles, an editor's introduction, and commentary.
The field shows significant progress with numerous research groups addressing related questions.

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