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Prepares Psychological Science submissions for open-science requirements including open data/materials, Research Transparency Statement, persistent identifiers, and preregistration quality.
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This is the skill that most distinguishes a Psychological Science submission. Since **1 January 2024**
This is the skill that most distinguishes a Psychological Science submission. Since 1 January 2024 the journal has required open data and materials and a graded Research Transparency Statement — the badge era is over, and "limits on transparency will be a factor in editorial decisions." Prepare this early, not at acceptance.
A model statement for the two-study attention package, placed verbatim between Introduction and Methods. Confirm the exact required headings against the journal's current submission guidelines.
Research Transparency Statement
Data: All trial-level data for Studies 1–2 are available at
OSF (DOI 10.XXXX/osf.io/abcde), with a codebook.
Materials: Stimuli, instructions, and the induction script are deposited
(DOI 10.XXXX/osf.io/fghij).
Analysis: Analysis scripts (R) reproduce all reported values in a fresh
session; a run log is included (DOI 10.XXXX/osf.io/klmno).
Preregistration: Study 1 (aspredicted.org/XXXX) and Study 2
(osf.io/pqrst) were preregistered before data collection;
one Study-1 anxiety analysis is reported as exploratory.
Exemptions: None. (If applicable: state what is withheld, why, and the
access path.)
| Situation | Editorial read post-2024 | What to deposit / state |
|---|---|---|
| Fully shareable data + materials | expected baseline | DOIs for data, materials, scripts + run log |
| Sensitive human data | exemption considered if justified | synthetic/aggregated data + IRB-gated access path |
| Proprietary stimuli/instrument | partial exemption | share what license allows; cite source; share code |
| Secondary/third-party dataset | acceptable with provenance | link source, share derivation scripts, document version |
| "Available on request" | reads as non-compliant | replace with a persistent DOI before submission |
【Open data】deposited + DOI + data dictionary? [Y/N]
【Open materials】deposited + DOI? [Y/N]
【Analysis scripts】deposited + fresh-session reproducible? [Y/N]
【Preregistration】linked (anonymized) + consistent with reporting? [Y/N/NA]
【Transparency Statement】drafted + placed between Intro and Methods? [Y/N]
【Exemptions】justified (what/why/alternative)? [Y/N/NA]
【Next】psci-review-process
../../resources/external_tools.md — OSF, Dataverse, Zenodo, preregistration templates, DOIs../../resources/official-source-map.md — post-2024 open-science requirements and the Transparency Statementnpx claudepluginhub brycewang-stanford/awesome-journal-skills --plugin psci-skillsPrepares manuscripts for Journal of Educational Psychology open-science requirements: data/material/code availability statements, JARS reporting, preregistration disclosure, and Open Science Badges under masked review.
Helps meet transparency and reproducibility obligations for a Perspectives on Psychological Science (PoPS) piece, including data deposit, protocol preregistration, and disclosure.
Guides compliance with JAP's TOP open-science requirements: data/materials/code deposits with DOIs, data-availability statements, and preregistration linking.