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Jessica Tracy and Alec Beall (authors of the fertile-women-wear-pink study) comment on our Garden of Forking Paths paper, and I comment on their comments

Andrew Gelman · published 31 May 2014

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Response by Jessica Tracy and Alec Beall to my critique of the methods in their paper, “Women Are More Likely to Wear Red or Pink at Peak Fertility” Read at the source ↗
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You’ll get a high Type S error rate if you use classical statistical methods to analyze data from underpowered studies Read at the source ↗
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