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jpsp-rebuttal

Use when responding to a Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (JPSP) decision — revise-and-resubmit or accept-with-revision — across a section editor and multiple masked reviewers, deciding when a concern needs new analyses, an internal-meta-analysis update, or new studies. Guides response strategy; it does not fabricate results or write the paper.

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# Rebuttal & Response Letter (jpsp-rebuttal)

A JPSP decision comes from **one section's editor** synthesizing **masked reviewers**. The section's
framing matters: in IRGP terms, the editor has judged your **central** limitations (must-fix for
interpretability) versus **peripheral** ones, and whether central issues are fixable with **existing**
vs. **new** data. Your response letter must show you understood that distinction and addressed the
central limitations first.

## When to trigger

- An R&R or accept-with-revision decision arrives
- Planning the revision and the point-by-point response
- A reviewer asks for a new study, new analyses, or an updated internal meta-analysis
- Reconciling conflicting reviewer requests under the editor's framing
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