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Crash Course: Statistics: Increasing Replicability
06:30 - 08:19
1m 49s
Ethics
Scientific Method
philosophy
scientific experiments
scientific ethics
Gives examples of some ways scientists can try increasing the replicability of experiments and studies.
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