In the laboratory, scientists attempted to replicate the experiment's results under slightly different temperature conditions.
在实验室里，科学家们试图在略微不同的温度条件下复制该实验的结果。
A subsequent study by psychologist Ben Holt replicated Okafor's design but sampled 200 employees in a different industry and found the opposite pattern: infrequent, large rewards produced higher satisfaction, suggesting the relationship between praise structure and satisfaction may vary by workplace context.
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A subsequent study by psychologist Adam Kessler replicated Silva's design with a different group of 150 remote workers and found the walking-break group did not show a productivity advantage, though they did report lower stress, suggesting the original effect may not generalize to all worker populations.
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A subsequent study by psychologist Diego Fuentes replicated Hassan's design with a different group of 180 students and found no advantage for same-room studiers, though those students did report feeling calmer during the exam, suggesting the original effect may not generalize to all student populations.
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Which choice best defines “replicate”?
C — Duplicate, repeat. “replicate” means duplicate, repeat.
Which word means “duplicate, repeat”?
B — replicate. “replicate” means duplicate, repeat.
replicate — duplicate, repeat. In Chinese: 复制，重复.
replicate is pronounced /ˈreplɪkeɪt/.
In the laboratory, scientists attempted to replicate the experiment's results under slightly different temperature conditions. (在实验室里，科学家们试图在略微不同的温度条件下复制该实验的结果。)
duplicate, repeat, copy — all close in meaning to replicate (duplicate, repeat).
originate, create — each the opposite of replicate (duplicate, repeat).
Yes. replicate is on the SAT Prep Easy list — mid-frequency academic words that do get tested. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.
re(again)+plic(fold)+ate(act).