What has been called a "replicability crisis" in psychology emerged as a result of a number of factors.Which is not one of those factors?
A) a general lack of published attempts to replicate research
B) editorial preferences for papers with positive findings
C) questionable research practices on the part of study authors
D) unwillingness or inability of original study authors to share data

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The other factors (A, B, and C) are all commonly cited as contributing to the replicability crisis in psychology research, while the unwillingness or inability of original study authors to share data is not typically cited as a key factor (although it certainly could be seen as related to factors A and C).

What Has Been Called a "Replicability Crisis" in Psychology Emerged