Eric Loken

Eric Loken

Eric Loken is an associate professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, affiliated with the Measurement, Evaluation and Assessment program, at the University of Connecticut. His interests focus on latent variable models, Bayesian inference, and methods for reproducible science. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and studies advanced statistical modeling with applications to large scale educational testing.

What’s That? The Replication Crisis is Good for Science?

The ‘replication crisis’ certainly is uncomfortable for many scientists whose work gets undercut, and the rate of failures may currently be unacceptably high. But psychologist and statistician Eric Loken argues that confronting the replication crisis is good for science as a whole.

7 months ago

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What’s That? The Replication Crisis is Good for Science?

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