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Fostering open science and responsible research practices: A pre-post study.

Jaisson Cenci^1,2, Marcos Britto Correa², Lex Bouter³

¹Dentistry, Radboudumc Department of Dentistry, Nijmegen, Gelderland, 6525EX, The Netherlands.

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Summary

An educational intervention improved graduate researchers' knowledge and perceptions of open science (OS) and responsible research practices (RRPs), increasing their intention to adopt these methods, despite limited changes in OS outputs.

Keywords:

educational intervention open science research integrity

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Area of Science:

Research methodology
Scientific communication
Higher education

Background:

Educational initiatives can promote open science (OS) and responsible research practices (RRPs).
A pre-post study assessed an educational intervention's impact on graduate researchers' adoption of OS and RRPs at a Brazilian University.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of an educational intervention on graduate researchers' adherence, knowledge, and perceptions regarding open science (OS) and responsible research practices (RRPs).

Main Methods:

An online interactive course on OS and RRPs was delivered to graduate students.
Data on OS outputs (e.g., OSF accounts, registrations, preprints) and participant perceptions were collected pre- and post-intervention.

Main Results:

OSF accounts increased significantly, but registrations, protocols, data sets, and preprints showed minimal improvement.
Participant perceptions of the research evaluation system, OS practices, and RRPs improved positively.
Intention to adopt practices like registration and preprint publication increased notably post-intervention.

Conclusions:

The educational intervention positively influenced graduate researchers' perceptions and intentions towards OS and RRPs.
While direct adoption of some OS outputs saw limited change, the intervention fostered a greater understanding and willingness to implement these practices.