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Debunking decreases mistaken causal inferences: A direct replication of Irving et al. (2022)
We conducted a direct replication of Irving et al. (2022) examining whether a debunking statement reduces mistaken causal inferences from correlational evidence. We randomly allocated participants to read a news article containing either a correction statement (n = 65) or a no-correction control (n
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