42: Replicability Crisis (with Martine Grice and Bodo Winter)
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Episode page with show notes: http://becauselanguage.com/42-replicability-crisis/ Support the show on Patreon: http://patreon.com/join/becauselangpod/ The sciences are facing a replicability crisis. Some landmark studies were once considered settled, but then failed when they were retested. So have any linguistic experiments been toppled? And how do we fix this problem? Dr Martine Grice and Dr Bodo Winter have contributed to a special issue of Linguistics, and they join us for this fun episode.
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