Move multiverse analysis into the reproduction analysis section (#56) - #74
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…ion analysis section (#56)
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Multiverse analysis is a way of running many robustness reproductions, not a separate type of repetitive research, so it sat awkwardly alongside the other rows of the study-type table.
planning.qmd: removed the "Multiverse analysis" row from @tbl-rep-types. The remaining "Robustness Reproduction" row covers sensitivity to analytical decisions, and no other text in the chapter referred to the removed row.execution_reproductions.qmd: added a short paragraph at the end of the Analysis section. It describes extending a robustness reproduction into a multiverse analysis, links it to the specification curve already mentioned in the preceding paragraph, and notes that such analyses are resource-intensive and that the set of specifications should be justified and ideally preregistered.references.bib: addedSteegenEtAl2016(Crossref-verified DOI 10.1177/1745691616658637).SimonsohnEtAl2020already existed.The chapter renders without citation or cross-reference warnings.
Closes #56