In a study of replication issues in psychology, researchers found that only 3% of psychology journals stated in their aims or instructions to authors that they accepted replication studies based on a review of 1,151 psychology journals. There was no difference between high and low impact journals.

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In a study of replication issues in psychology, researchers found that only 3% of psychology journals stated in their aims or instructions to authors that they accepted replication studies based on a review of 1,151 psychology journals. There was no difference between high and low impact journals.