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psci-rebuttal

Use when writing the response to a Psychological Science revise-and-resubmit. Reviews here often demand added robustness, fuller disclosure, or stronger transparency, so the response must address every point and strengthen credibility without breaking the tight format. Structures the response letter; it does not fabricate new results.

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# R&R Rebuttal (psci-rebuttal)

A Psychological Science **R&R** typically asks for **more robustness, fuller disclosure, or stronger
transparency** — and all of it has to fit back inside a **very tight word format**. The response
letter must convert every reviewer and reassure the editor on credibility, while keeping the paper
within budget.

## When to trigger

- An R&R arrived and you are planning the revision + response letter
- Reviewers requested added analyses, robustness, disclosure, or open-science changes
- A requested analysis would change the claim
- Writing the cover note to the editor
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