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Another Journal Adopts the “Pottery Barn Rule”
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[From the editorial “SA Editorial About Next Phase of More Open Science” by Michael Seto, published in the journal Sexual Abuse] “It is now widely recognized that there are publication biases toward novel and exciting findings, which has contributed to a replication…
Read MoreJournal Says, If We Publish the Article, We’ll Publish the Replication
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[From the blog “Accountable replications at Royal Society Open Science: A model for scientific publishing” by Sanjay Srivastava, published at the blogsite, The Hardest Science] “I was excited to read this morning that the journal Royal Society Open Science has announced a new replication policy…
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