In the present research, the joint design type A from Clifford et al.'s recent paper [Compos. Struct. 57 (2002) 59] was replicated with different glass fiber, vinyl ester and core material.
All pairwise population sample comparisons were replicated with different random number seeds.
All results were replicated with different time bins (16ms, 8ms, 4ms, 2ms and 1ms) with minimal changes to the results.
This study inspects whether (1) results from a communication program are replicated with different samples, and (2) results with standardized patients apply to interviews with real patients.
The behavioral distance effect has been replicated with different input notations (e.g., number words, Arabic numerals) and with dot patterns [ 7], with a larger number range [ 8, 9], and in both children (e. g. [ 10- 12]) and animals (e.g., [ 13, 14]).
The women in the study were able to access and understand different opinions and statistics around VBAC and this may not be replicated with a different cohort of women with different educational qualifications or access to resources.
To ensure findings could be replicated with a different type of stimuli, a sub-group of the participants (all native English speakers) performed the same task, but with positive, neutral and negative words.
To ensure findings could be replicated with a different type of stimuli, a third study was conducted, using positive, neutral and negative words presented visually for 16 ms and 80 ms (N = 15, all native English speakers).
It is still necessary to clarify whether these data can be replicated with people with developmental delays and different educational repertoires.
