How to Think Scientifically about Scientists’ Proposals for Fixing Science:

摘要

Science is in crisis. Any doubt about this status has surely been dispelled by the loud assurances to the contrary by various authority figures who are deeply invested in the current system and have written things such as, “Psychology is not in crisis, contrary to popular rumor. . . . Crisis or no crisis, the field develops consensus about the most valuable insights. . . . National panels will convene and caution scientists, reviewers, and editors to uphold standards” (Fiske, Schacter, and Taylor 2016: v). When leaders go to that much trouble to insist there is no problem, it’s only natural for outsiders to worry.1.