Registered Reports¶
Chambers, C. D. (2013). Registered Reports: A new publishing initiative at *Cortex*. Cortex, 49(3), 609-610.
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Primes¶
- Structural Filtering
- The filter-level interventions follow: registered reports that move the novelty filter before results are known, funder mandates for open data, and journals dedicated to replication each alter a \(P_i\) rather than a producer.
This sourceIntroduces the Registered Reports format, which moves the novelty filter before results are known — a filter-axis intervention that alters a publication filter rather than exhorting individual producers.
- The filter-level interventions follow: registered reports that move the novelty filter before results are known, funder mandates for open data, and journals dedicated to replication each alter a \(P_i\) rather than a producer.
- Summary Substance Divergence
- The interventions are coupling-redesign: structured abstracts that lock claim strength to the reported statistics, mandatory effect-size and confidence reporting in the abstract itself, and registered-report formats.
This sourceIntroduces Registered Reports, a coupling-redesign that binds reported claims to pre-specified analyses, constraining abstract overstatement against the substance.
- The interventions are coupling-redesign: structured abstracts that lock claim strength to the reported statistics, mandatory effect-size and confidence reporting in the abstract itself, and registered-report formats.
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