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    Cultures of Trial and Error: Engines of Science Correction in the Biosciences—And How They Sometimes Run Out of Steam

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    Cultures of Trial and Error: The Promise of Open Notebook Science

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    Cultures of Trial and Error: Hoaxes, Thought Experiments & Science Sleuths: Sniffing Out Ways to Correct the Scientific Record

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    Cultures of Trial and Error: Wissenschaftschmerz

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    Breaking Bubbles: Art and Science in a Fractured World

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    Cultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology

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    Cultures of Trial and Error: Identifying and Overcoming Barriers in Science Correction

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    Video: Professor Peter Bergeijk's 'On the inaccuracies of economic observations'

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    Let’s Focus on Learning From Mistakes Not on Avoiding Mistakes

    Koren
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    Founding JOTE: A Conversation with Stefan Gaillard: “I Believe That Positive Publication Bias is Actively Harming Science”

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    Founding JOTE: A Conversation with Martijn van der Meer. “My Interests Became More Political. I Wanted to Contribute to a Mission-Driven Model of Scientific Publishing”

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    Founding JOTE: A Conversation with Max Bautista Perpinyà. “I Don’t Think Forbes Has Any Legitimacy in Acknowledging Scientific Success.”

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    JOTE in Conversation: Leo Tiokhin - “Criticism in Science Should be Rewarded”

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    JOTE Has a New Publishing Format: Registered Reports

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    JOTE in Conversation: Michael Burke. "Why are publishing companies getting paid for our peer review?"

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    Gaillard
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    National Science Communication Day: JOTE Presents on Values in Science

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    Sex Differences and Clinical Research: a Reflection on Communicating About Values in Science

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    Evaluative Measures or Game-Able Targets? Academic Competition Can Turn Even Qualitative Measures into Targets for Researchers

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    How 'Recognition and Rewards' in Dutch Academia Turned Metrics into Incentives

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    Not All That Shines Is Diamond: Why Open Access Publication Favors Rich Authors, Prestigious Universities and Industry-Funded Research

    Hobma
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    Can Direct Replications Save Psychology From Its Conceptual and Measurement Issues?

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    Music and Mistakes: An Interview with Two Music Therapists on When Things Go Wrong

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    Who Is to Blame When We Fly Too Close to the Sun – Academia or the Individual?    

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    JOTE in Conversation: Daniël Lakens. Whose Fault Is it That Science is Irreproducible? And Who the Heck Are Metascientists?

    Bautista Perpinya
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    The Four Horsemen of the Crisis in Psychological Science

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