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Making Research Evaluation More Transparent: Aligning Research Philosophy, Institutional Values, and Reporting.

Michael R Dougherty¹, L Robert Slevc¹, James A Grand¹

¹Department of Psychology, University of Maryland.

Perspectives on Psychological Science : a Journal of the Association for Psychological Science

|January 11, 2019

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Psychology faces a reproducibility crisis due to underpowered studies and publication bias. Implementing transparent reporting and new institutional evaluation methods can improve scientific quality and trust.

Keywords:

annotated curriculum vitae open science reproducibility research philosophy

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Psychological Science
Scientific Methodology
Research Integrity

Background:

Growing concern exists regarding the reproducibility of psychological research findings.
Replication attempts reveal inconsistencies, while analyses highlight issues like underpowered studies and publication bias.

Purpose of the Study:

To advocate for cultural change in psychological science to enhance research quality and reproducibility.
To propose actionable strategies for individuals and institutions to foster transparency and improve scientific evaluation.

Main Methods:

Development of individualized research-philosophy statements.
Creation of annotated curriculum vitae for transparent scholarly reporting.
Implementation of formal evaluative systems capturing reproducibility-supporting behaviors.

Main Results:

Proposed methods aim to increase transparency in scholarly reporting.
Recommendations support open science principles by empowering researchers' voices in evaluation.
A mechanism for detailed and transparent reporting of scholarly activities is provided.

Conclusions:

Institutional adoption of new evaluation procedures is crucial for driving change in psychological science.
Individual and departmental actions can facilitate a cultural shift towards greater reproducibility and transparency.
The proposed strategies build upon open science initiatives to enhance the rigor and reliability of psychological research.