📰 Science Trapped in Appearances: Rigor and Transparency of Research
Discover how rigor and transparency are saving science from a credibility crisis. Learn about the phenomenon of tweaking, the TOP guidelines, and standards of empirical research reliability.
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@dstephenlindsay That's actually how I came across the other article! The first paragraph of that piece got me immediately distracted! 😂
Working on my "on my way out" editorial and am currently evaluating how much of this (e.g., #TOPGuidelines) we can still implement, and how much of this needs to be a TOPic for future editors in chief.
On 28 Oct I announced an #openscience policy update at the journal Cortex: Apart from rare exceptions, authors intending to publish their #RegisteredReport in Cortex should now submit to the Peer Community in Registered Reports.
I explain these changes here> http://neurochambers.blogspot.com/2022/11/changing-culture-of-scientific.html
On 31 Dec my role as a Cortex editor will be ending after 10 yrs. Thank you to all the amazing people who helped create this vision for #openscience via #RegisteredReports, #VerificationReports & the #TOPGuidelines.
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Cadernos de Linguística
Center for Open Science
Jan R. Boehnke
Chris Chambers