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The 20 pages that link to Replication, each with the reason it gives.

• Scientific methodRelated: Repeated results help distinguish reliable evidence from chance or procedural error.

• Scientific skepticismRelated: Independent repetition tests whether a reported result survives scrutiny.

• Experimental designRelated: Repeated observations distinguish stable treatment effects from random fluctuations.

• External validityRelated: Repeated findings across samples and settings provide evidence about generalizability.

• Experimental psychologyRelated: Repeated results help distinguish robust psychological effects from chance findings.

• Scientific theoryRelated: Independent repetition checks whether evidence supporting a theory is reproducible.

• Design of experimentsRelated: Replicated runs distinguish treatment effects from ordinary experimental variation.

• ParapsychologyRelated: Repeated, independent results are a central test of claimed psychic effects.

• Ecological validityRelated: Replications across settings can test whether a result survives changes in context.

• HypothesisRelated: Repeated results test whether support for a hypothesis depends on one study.

• MemeticsRelated: Memes must be copied, with or without exact fidelity, to spread.

• Scientific priorityRelated: Independent confirmation can strengthen a result without settling priority for its discovery.

• Experimental methodRelated: Repeated tests show whether an observed result is dependable.

• Experimental economicsRelated: Replications test whether experimental results persist across samples, settings, and procedures.

• Factorial experimentRelated: Replication provides information about variability within treatment combinations.

• Scientific communityRelated: Independent repetition checks whether findings survive beyond their originating team.

• History of physicsRelated: Repeatability helped distinguish robust physical findings from errors or disputed observations.

• MythBustersRelated: Repeating tests could expose inconsistent outcomes and strengthen a verdict.

• Psychological researchRelated: Repeated findings provide a check on whether results depend on a particular sample or procedure.