Has this study been replicated?
Search the FLoRA Replication Atlas by DOI, title, or author to see every replication and reproduction attempt on record for a finding, the outcome each one reported, and the passage that outcome was read from.
Browse the atlas
- All browse pages: by outcome, decade, and journal.
- Failed replications and successful replications.
- FLoRA Explorer: 4,400+ original findings paired with replication outcomes, filterable.
What a record shows
For example, Nuttin's 1987 name letter effect study (10.1002/ejsp.2420170402, European Journal of Social Psychology) has one replication on record: Ziano, Yao, Gao and Feldman (2020, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology), recorded as successful, with the quoted passage the label was read from.
- The original study
- Title, authors, journal, and year, with a copyable APA reference and BibTeX entry.
- Every replication and reproduction on record
- Each attempt carries its own citation and DOI, and links to its own page in the atlas.
- The sentence behind the outcome label
- Where the atlas records an outcome, it also shows the quoted passage it was read from and where in the paper that passage appears.
- Routes out of the atlas
- Publisher DOI links, open-access copies where they exist, and the PubPeer thread for post-publication discussion.
Where the data comes from
The Replication Atlas is a search layer over FLoRA, FORRT's Library of Reproduction and Replication Attempts, which grows out of the FORRT Replication Database (FReD). It currently covers 4,400+ original findings paired with replication and reproduction attempts across research disciplines.
Coverage is not complete, and it is not meant to be read as a verdict on any single paper. If a replication is missing, or a record looks wrong, sending it in is the fastest way to get it fixed.