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psychbull-open-science-and-transparency
Use when planning and assembling the transparency package for a Psychological Bulletin submission — protocol preregistration (PROSPERO/OSF), TOP-compliant disclosure, and depositing the database, codebook, and analysis scripts. Covers transparency requirements; it does not run the analysis.
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# Open Science & Transparency (psychbull-open-science-and-transparency)
Effective **February 1, 2022**, Psychological Bulletin requires **transparent reporting for empirical
work, including meta-analyses**, aligned with the **TOP Guidelines**. Authors who submit quantitative
analyses must **supply their database, codebook, and relevant scripts**, and must **state whether the
design/hypotheses were preregistered and where to access them**. Build this as you go — it is not a
last-minute add-on. (Verify the exact TOP level wording on the live page; see 待核实 in the source map.)
## When to trigger
- Before screening — to **preregister the protocol**
- Assembling the data/code/materials package for submission
- Answering the journal's transparency/availability statements
- A reviewer asks where the database, codebook, or scripts live