Replication—an important, uncommon, and misunderstood practice—is gaining
appreciation in psychology. Achieving replicability is important for making research …

Contradictory findings about whether agentic women are penalized or rewarded persist in
gender and leadership research. To account for these divergent effects, we distinguish …

Humans are intuitively cooperative. Humans are also capable of deliberation, which
includes social comparison, self-reflection and mental simulation of the future. Does …

Research shows that reading literary but not popular fiction enhances the Theory of Mind
(ToM). This article builds on the symmetry between literary theory and film theory and …

Research at the interface of operations management (OM) and gender bias has mostly
focused on operational outcomes such as hiring decisions on behalf of the employer (or …

To address the low reproducibility and replicability of research, Open Science Practices
(OSPs) have been developed. Yet, despite increasing awareness of their potential benefits …

In the face of unreplicable results, statistical anomalies, and outright fraud, introspection and
changes in the psychological sciences have taken root. Vibrant reform and metascience …

Several researchers recently outlined unacknowledged costs of open science practices,
arguing these costs may outweigh benefits and stifle discovery of novel findings. We …

The benefits of political skill at work have been extensively documented and highlighted.
Existing research also reports unexpectedly equivocal and even positive relationships …

Social media influencers are increasingly recognized for their ability to influence tourists'
decision-making processes. The emergent phenomenon of virtual influencers presents an …