BWL XI: Paper in Nature Human Behaviour
A new article has been accepted for publication in Nature Human Behaviour (IF: 29.9). Together with an international research team, we propose four recommendations to strengthen computational reproducibility and thereby enhance the trustworthiness and reliability of research.
Title: Improving computational reproducibility in the social sciences
Co-authors: Reiss M, Adler S, Barrie C, Berkessel J, Breuer J, Brodeur A, Christensen G, Dienlin T, Freese J, Greiner B, Haim M, Hardwicke T, Johannesson M, King G, Kreuter F, Lucas C, Martinovici A, Pérignon C, Sarstedt M, Schönbrodt F, Urminsky O, van Atteveldt W, Vazire S, Vilhuber L, von Wangenheim F, Wagenmakers E, Robertson C, Holzmeister F, Feuerriegel S, Roggenkamp H (2026)
Abstract: Code underlying published findings in the social sciences often fails to reproduce reported results when others re-run it on the original data. This Comment proposes four recommendations to strengthen computational reproducibility, facilitating the trustworthiness and reliability of research.
Link to paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-026-02570-w