Reanalysis of the Ferreiro & Adeyemi cells using a hierarchical ordinal model finds subadditivity of stacked framing manipulations (ratio 0.62)
[unresolved]
[no evidence]
[quiet]
[stable]
[undecided]
An independent reanalysis by Ntumba (2024) fit a cumulative-link mixed model to the raw item-level data, estimating that combined manipulations produce 62% of the sum of their individual effects (95% CI [0.51, 0.74]). The subadditivity is strongest among manipulations sharing a hypothesized affective pathway, consistent with a shared saturating mechanism rather than independent additive biases.
Accurate
(+0)
Falsifiable
(+0)
Clear
(+0)
Novel
(+0)
Important
(+0)
▸ Score Details
Cited as evidence in 1 claim:
The 19-point minimum asymmetry gap exceeds the largest sing…
(opposes)
cited by (1)
cited as opposes by:
[+0]
The 19-point minimum asymmetry gap exceeds the largest single framing effect (18 points) recorded across the same protocol
experimental-philosophy
statistics
virtues: Accurate unrated · Falsifiable unrated · Clear unrated · Novel unrated · Important unrated
this claim:
Reanalysis of the Ferreiro & Adeyemi cells using a hierarchical ordinal model finds subadditivity of stacked framing manipulations (ratio 0.62)
supports (0)
no supporting evidence yet
Evidence Supporting (0)
No supporting evidence yet.
Evidence Against (0)
No opposing evidence yet.
Respondeo
Loading responses...
Log in to join the discussion.