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Reproducibility in Research
This guide provides resources, tips, and tools on making one's research reproducible
AsPredicted is a free pre-registration platform managed by the University of Pennsylvania Wharton Credibility Lab. It allows researchers to pre-register their studies and search, read, and evaluate other pre-registrations.
Registry and results database of publicly and privately supported clinical studies of human participants conducted around the world. A service of the U.S. National Institutes of Health
PROSPERO accepts registrations for systematic reviews, rapid reviews and umbrella reviews. Before registering a new systematic review, check PROSPERO and the resources on COVID-END to see whether a similar review already exists.
The journal Developmental Science is an example of a journal that is using OSF’s Registries platform for registering research prior to conducting a study. Registered studies go through a two-stage peer review process: (1) peer review of the proposed methods/protocols with “in-principal” acceptance and (2) peer review of final results in the manuscript with publication following as long as authors adhere to the registered protocols.