Assessing Preregistration Deviations: A Comparative Analysis of Psychologists and Open Science Experts
Yu‐Ning Ting,
Pao‐Pei Huang,
Li‐Fei Kung
et al.
Abstract:Undisclosed deviations between preregistration plans and published articles challenge research transparency. This study examines whether open science experts can aid in assessing such deviations by comparing their evaluations with those of psychology experts. Using content analysis, we compared assessments of 25 preregistration plans and articles, following a psychologist studying preregistration discrepancies framework. The 72.6% agreement rate suggests differences stemmed from distinct perspectives. Psycholo… Show more
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