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  • Developmental Science
  • Multidisciplinary Research
  • Scientific Publishing Ethics

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  • Data sharing is evolving from a professional courtesy to an ethical and institutional requirement.
  • Journals and publishers are increasingly mandating data sharing policies.
  • This editorial outlines the Journal of Youth and Adolescence's approach to a new data sharing mandate.

Discussion:

  • Balancing the benefits of data sharing against the costs for authors is crucial.
  • Multidisciplinary developmental science journals face unique challenges in data sharing.
  • The journal prioritizes supporting data creators and avoids coercive public sharing policies.

Key Insights:

  • The journal's policy supports data creators by not requiring public sharing as a publication condition.
  • The policy acknowledges authors' diverse data needs and varying circumstances.
  • Consideration is given to the integrity of peer review and potential harms of unilateral mandates.

Outlook:

  • The journal aims for a balanced approach to data sharing that respects authors' needs.
  • Future policies will continue to evaluate the evolving landscape of scientific data sharing.
  • This approach seeks to foster ethical research practices while mitigating potential negative impacts on researchers.