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- Researchers have highlighted a "reproducibility crisis" in scientific studies, especially in the field of psychosocial research on job stress and burnout.
- Two major biases affecting the generalizability of results are sample bias, often from using web surveys, and common method bias from relying solely on questionnaires.
- The text discusses these biases and suggests potential remedies to minimize their impact on research findings.
Article Abstract
In recent years, researchers identified a "reproducibility crisis" of scientific studies. In assessing job stress and burnout in psychosocial research two biases that prevent the results from being generalized are common: sample bias (included web survey) and common method bias using questionnaires. These issues are commented and remedies are proposed to prevent or contain biases.
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