<transcript><audio_243>gave this semester for for my students at advanced social psychology and judgment decision making um but then you can also see other people are talking about the science crisis and all that so there's a</transcript><transcript><audio_244>lot of information for you if you want to i want to know more i'm going to close a few things because my computer let's close this one as well</transcript><caption><image_245>The image is a screenshot of a video editing software interface. The interface has a blue background with a white border. In the center of the interface, there is a large screen with the word "REPLICABBILITY" written in bold, black letters. Below the screen, there are two buttons - "START" and "STOP" - which are likely used to start the video editing process. 

On the top right corner of the screen is a photo of a man in a suit and tie, who appears to be the host of the video. On the top left corner, there has a menu bar with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. On top of the menu bar, there appears to have a toolbar with various tools and options.

In the bottom right corner, on the bottom left, there comes a text box with the text "Is there a reproducibility crisis in science?" written in white letters. The text box is surrounded by a white circle with a black outline.</caption><caption><image_246>The image is a screenshot of a news article titled "2015/6 gave the first signs that we have a problem: Ten Famous Psychology Findings That It's Been Difficult To Replicate". The article is divided into three sections. 

The first section on the left side of the image has a photo of a woman in a black dress with her arms raised in the air. She appears to be standing on a stage with her hands on her hips. The second section has a picture of a man in a suit and tie. The third section has three women in black dresses with their arms around each other. The fourth section has an image of a person in a blue shirt and jeans.

At the bottom of the article, there is a speedometer with a red arrow pointing to the right. The text on the article is in black and white and is in a larger font size.</caption><transcript><audio_247>okay all right so very briefly i just want to say starting from 2011 we realized we had some problems in terms of failures to replicate it took us about uh three four years to look into things</transcript><transcript><audio_248>in 2015 2016 we already realized where were in trouble because a lot of famous classic findings in social psychology failed to replicate so over here you can see</transcript><transcript><audio_249>all sorts of examples so for example power posing which is the number one ted talk a new york times bestseller book uh we failed to replicate this many times and then we have this issues with with embodiment</transcript> gave this semester for for my students at advanced social psychology and judgment decision making um but then you can also see other people are talking about the science crisis and all that so there's a lot of information for you if you want to i want to know more i'm going to close a few things because my computer let's close this one as well okay all right so very briefly i just want to say starting from 2011 we realized we had some problems in terms of failures to replicate it took us about uh three four years to look into things in 2015 2016 we already realized where were in trouble because a lot of famous classic findings in social psychology failed to replicate so over here you can see all sorts of examples so for example power posing which is the number one ted talk a new york times bestseller book uh we failed to replicate this many times and then we have this issues with with embodiment
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