The Growing Consensus Is That the Best Way to Evaluate

The growing consensus is that the best way to evaluate the success of replication research is by

A) seeing if the replication study produces a statistically significant outcome that matches the outcome of the original study.
B) seeing if there is overlap between the 95% confidence intervals around the effect sizes of the original study and the replication study.
C) conducting a meta-analysis of the results of all the studies conducted on a hypothesis to determine the mean size of the effect of the independent variable.
D) doing any of the above.