The replication crisis proves much of psychology is not a real science.

High-profile failures to replicate classic studies, combined with widespread methodological issues like p-hacking, show the field often produces fashionable but unreliable findings. This undermines its credibility as a predictive, empirical science.

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"The replication crisis proves much of psychology is not a real science." — Rebutly