Aligning Incentives: Can Registered Reports Encourage Ethical Research Practices among Early Career Researchers?

Author(s)
Amanda Montoya
Parent Collection
ER2 Lightning Talks
Contributors
William Krenzer
Publisher
Online Ethics Center
Year
2021
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18130/76df-4b21
Rights
Use of Materials on the OEC
Discipline(s)
Research Ethics
Topics
Publication Ethics
Peer Review
Multimedia
License
CC BY 2.0
Description

This short video describes introducing registered reports as an alternative to the typical peer review process, which only occurs after a study has been completed. Registered reports, however, move peer review earlier in the process, before data collection.

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Citation
Amanda Montoya. . Aligning Incentives: Can Registered Reports Encourage Ethical Research Practices among Early Career Researchers?. Online Ethics Center. DOI:https://doi.org/10.18130/76df-4b21. https://onlineethics.org/cases/er2-lightning-talks/aligning-incentives-can-registered-reports-encourage-ethical-research.