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Volume without Value: The Empty Metrics of Pain Medicine Social Media Influence. [PDF]

J Pain Res
Pritzlaff SG, Singh N, Schatman ME, Flower V, Sheth SJ.   +4 more
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The limits of accreditation: Monopoly, insularity, and the need for openness in forensic science. [PDF]

Forensic Sci Int Synerg
Olson A, Pridgen B.
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When Should Questionable Research Practices Actually be Questioned?

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Questionable Research Practices

, 2022
Abstract There is increasing concern that the veracity of research findings in a number of scientific disciplines, including psychology, may be compromised by questionable research/reporting practices (QRPs). QRPs, such as hypothesizing after results are known, selectively deleting outliers, and “p-hacking,” bolster findings by giving ...
O'Boyle, Ernest H, Götz, Martin
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Questionable and Improved Research Practices in Single-Case Experimental Design: Initial Investigation and Findings

Perspectives on Behavior Science
Researchers have identified questionable research practices that compromise replicability and validity of conclusions. However, this concept of questionable research practices has not been widely applied to single-case experimental designs (SCED ...
Matt Tincani, Jason C Travers, Art Dowdy   +2 more
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Institutional approaches to preventing questionable research practices

Accountability in Research, 2021
Questionable research practices (QRP) are actions taken by researchers that span a range of concern related to violation of research best practices, and ultimately expose institutions and research participants to risk. Numerous studies have shown that QRP are common.
Jesse D. Troy, Frank Rockhold, Gregory P. Samsa   +2 more
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Reducing Questionable Research Practices

2023
Bennett Matthew
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Replication Success Under Questionable Research Practices—a Simulation Study

Statistical Science, 2023
Increasing evidence suggests that the reproducibility and replicability of scientific findings is threatened by researchers employing questionable research practices (QRP) in order to achieve publishable, positive and significant results.
Leonhard Held, Rachel Heyard
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