CLIMR project

The Stage 1 manuscript has received an in-principle acceptance at AMPPS! Data collection will start during spring (and end in May 2024). We are very excited to be at this stage! Preprint: psyarxiv.com/wqbhd/ We welcome more labs to join! climr.org/register/

@TGkinopoulos So are we!

@climrproject Looking forward to the next steps!!

We are making (hopefully) final revisions to the RR and feel optimistic about launching the data collection in the near future. More info via email to all participating labs, reach out if you didn't receive this info. Wish to join? Sign up to participate! climr.org/register/

The Stage 1 RRR has been resubmitted to AMPPS! We think the study has really improved after this round of reviews🙏 We have added more potential moderators to the effect of psychological distance on construal level, for example. Let's just say, there will be data to explore👀

Decision from AMPPS: Revise and resubmit. Great news! Co-authors should've received more info via email. Note that data collection will not start until the beginning of fall 2021 at the earliest. We'll get going on the revisions right away! climr.org

After a constructive initial editorial review process at AMPPS, our registered replication report testing the robustness of key CLT findings will be sent out for peer-review. Yay! Looking forward to learning the results from this. Project updates: climr.org/status

Hooray! Registered Replication Report submitted to Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science. 95 labs onboard so far. Are you one of them? Your team should've received a procedures document to use for your ethics application public.flourish.studio/visualisation/…

Two failed attempts at replicating the effect of subjective likelihood on construal level - a key finding from Construal Level Theory. The shortcomings of this single lab approach highlight the need for the collective @climrproject

If you registered your interest in CLIMR before March 20 you should have received an email with more info and a link to verify your participation. If not, all info is now published on our website climr.org which we'll update frequently. 84 labs on board as of today!

A large number of labs have already joined the CLIMR project. We are thrilled about the huge interest and look forward to working with you on this exciting project! We welcome more labs to join.

** Call to participate ** We invite labs to participate in the Construal Level International Multilab Replication (CLIMR) project, which will be the largest ever collaborative effort to evaluate Construal Level Theory (CLT). #climr @climrproject easp.eu/news/itm/-1110…