= Crowdsourced psychological science
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Crowdsourced psychological science refers to the practice of leveraging large groups of people, often through online platforms, to contribute to psychological research in various ways. This approach can encompass a variety of methods, including data collection, participant recruitment, and even collaborative research design. Some key aspects of crowdsourced psychological science include: 1. **Participant Recruitment**: Researchers can access a wide and diverse pool of participants, facilitating studies that require large sample sizes to improve statistical power and generalizability.
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