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Rob Sheldon reflects on skepticism about the findings from research brain scans (fMRI)

Sheldon: The skeptical neuroscience student talks about the sin of employing too many statistical searches on the data, also known as "p-hacking". Once again, the sin is not in using statistics, but rather in refusing to tell the world how many searches you made on the data before you settled on this one. Because the significance is not simply the data p-value, but the search space you used in finding it. Read More ›