The Replication Crisis at AUT

Dr. Steele: Ethics boards operate with a certain level of this is how we operate and better safe than sorry. He says it's important for researchers to become aware of what the specific legalities and ethics around their research are so that they can decide, is that a battle I want to fight? And do I want to send an email back to the ethics board and say, well, hold on, X, Y, and Z? So let's talk about peer review. That is currently, like you said, the status quo for someone going, yeah, but is it peer reviewed as to whether or not we can have confidence in the findings?"

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