Related: I don’t think of “not replicate” as a bad thing or “failure.” In a truly global, inclusive psychological science, many phenomena _should not_ replicate across populations. You can’t “replicate” high US-level individualism scores in rural China. Is
@MohammadAtari90 If we're being fair, "didn't replicate in X sample" is not equivalent to "ONLY exists in Y sample." Similar effects have been reported for, e.g., Spanish and Chinese language speakers, e.g.,: https://t.co/Q092Uz2p5p https://t.co/OCZmvcim
New Research: Detecting depression of Chinese microblog users via text analysis: Combining Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC) with culture and suicide related lexicons: Introduction In recent years, research has used psycholinguistic… https://t.co/iBJcw