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Option 4 : committing journals to a publication decision based on study design rather than on how dramatic the outcome is.
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सही उत्तर committing journals to a publication decision based on study design rather than on how dramatic the outcome is. है।
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Refer to the passage given above. According to the passage, registered reports counter the bias toward positive results by:
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paying researchers a bonus for every replication they complete.
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prohibiting the publication of negative or null results.
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requiring substantially larger sample sizes in every experiment.
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committing journals to a publication decision based on study design rather than on how dramatic the outcome is.
Correct Answer: committing journals to a publication decision based on study design rather than on how dramatic the outcome is.
In registered reports, "journals accept a study's design before any data are collected, so that the publication decision cannot hinge on how dramatic the outcome turns out to be." The other options describe measures the passage never proposes.
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