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Promoting an open research culture: Author guidelines for journals could help to promote transparency, openness, and reproducibility

Nosek, B. A.; Alter, G.; Banks, G. C.; Borsboom, D.; Bowman, S. D.; Breckler, S. J.; Buck, S.; Chambers, C. D.; Chin, G.; Christensen, G.; Contestabile, M.; Dafoe, A.; Eich, E.; Freese, J.; Glennerster, R.; Goroff, D.; Green, D. P.; Hesse, B.; Humphreys, M.; Ishiyama, J.; Karlan, D.; Kraut, A.; Lupia, A.; Mabry, P.; Madon, T.; Malhotra, N.; Mayo-Wilson, E.; McNutt, M.; Miguel, E.; Levy Paluck, E.; Simonsohn, U.; Soderberg, C.; Spellman, B. A.; Turitto, J.; VandenBos, G.; Vazire, S.; Wagenmakers, E. J.; Wilson, R.; Yarkoni, T. (Science, 2015-08-26)

"This article discusses the promotion of an open research culture. Transparency, openness, and reproducibility are readily recognized as vital features of science. When asked, most scientists embrace these features as ...

Promoting Transparency in Social Science Research

Miguel, Edward; Camerer, Colin; Casey, Katherine; Cohen, J.; Esterling, Kevin; Gerber, A.; Glennerster, R.; Green, Donald; Humphreys, M.; Imbens, Guido; Laitin, David; Madon, Temina; Nelson, L.; Nosek, Brian; Petersen, Maya; Sedlmayr, Richard; Simmons, Joseph; Simonsohn, U.; Laan, Mark (Science, 2014-01-03)

There is growing appreciation for the advantages of experimentation in the social sciences. Policy-relevant claims that in the past were backed by theoretical arguments and inconclusive correlations are now being investigated ...

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Promoting an open research culture: Author guidelines for journals could help to promote transparency, openness, and reproducibility

Promoting Transparency in Social Science Research