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@[toc](Resources for Implementing TOP) ## TOP Checklists ## - Checklists for an editor verifying an author submission ([level 1][1]; [mixed levels][2]) - Checklist for an author submitting to a TOP signatory journal ([level 1][3]) - [Suggested tools and checklists][4] in ecology and evolution. ## Data Reproducibility Policies ## Dozens of journals implement computational reproducibility checks prior to publication. See "Level 3" policies for [data][5] or [code][6] on TOP Factor for an up-to-date listing. ## Data Sharing: Practices and Repositories ## - [Data Authorship as an Incentive to Data Sharing][7] - De-Identification - [De-identification Guidelines for Structured Data][8] - [Anonymisation Decision-making Framework][9] - Data Repositories - [COPDESS][10] Directory of Data Repositories - [Re3Data][11] Registry of Research Data Repositories - [Data-PASS][12] - [Dryad][13] - [Figshare][14] - [OAD][15] (Open Access Data Repositories) - [OSF][16] - Nature Scientific Data, recommended [repositories][17] ## Reporting Guidelines ## - See the [Open Science Literature][18] for research on the effectiveness of reporting guidelines. Our recommended best practice is to include items deemed essential into the article submission process. - See the [Equator Network][19] for a large, searchable collection of reporting guidelines. ### Community Created Guidelines ### - [CONSORT][20] (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) - For meta-analysis: [PRISMA][21] or [AMSTAR][22] - [NIH Reporting Guidelines By Organization][23] - Consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative research (COREQ): a 32-item checklist for interviews and focus groups [COREQ][24] - STrengthening the Reporting of OBservational studies in Epidemiology ([STROBE][25]) - An Updated List of Essential Items for Reporting Diagnostic Accuracy Studies ([STARD][26]) - [Experimental design and analysis and their reporting: new guidance for publication in BJP][27] - [ARRIVE][28] (Animal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments) - [TIDieR-PHP: a reporting guideline for population health and policy interventions][29] - [Standardization in Metabolomics Experiments][30] - Minimum Information for reporting: - Proteomics Experiments ([MIAPE][31]) - Genotyping Experiments ([MIGen][32]) - Flow Cytometry Experiments ([MIFlowCyt][33]) - Minimal Information About T cell Assays ([MIATA][34] project) - Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments ([MIQE][35]) - RNAi Experiment ([MIARE][36]) - [BRISQ][37] (Biospecimen reporting for improved study quality) - [Citation of Bioresources in Journal Articles (CoBRA)][38] ### Journal and Society Created Guidelines ### - From Cell Press: Structured, Transparent, Accessible Reporting (STAR) guidelines from Cell Press: [Website][39], [Methods Guide][40], and the [Key Resources Table][41] - American Psychological Association: Journal Article Reporting Standards ([JARS][42] 2018 Update; [JARS][43] 2008) - BioMedCentral's [Minimum Standards of Reporting Checklist][44] - [Guidelines for Reporting Quantitative Methods and Results in Primary Research][45] at Language Learning - [Reporting Guidelines for Experimental Research: A Report from the Experimental Research Section Standards Committee][46] of the American Political Science Association - Association for Psycholgical Science's [reporting guidelines][47] - Journal of Experimental Social Psychology [reporting guidelines][48] - Journal of Neuroscience [Policy on Reporting Experimental Design and Statistical Analysis][49] - [Reporting Checklist for Life Sciences Articles][50] at Nature Publishing Group - [eLife's Transparent Reporting form][51] - Biophysical Journal's [Guidelines for the Reproducibility of Biophysics Research][52] - [A checklist for writing up research reports][53] in the journal Addiction - PLOS One's [Reporting Guidelines for Specific Study Types][54] ## Registries ## - [American Economics Association RCT Registry][55] - [ClinicalTrials.gov][56] - [EGAP][57] (Evidence in Governance and Politics) - [OSF][58] - [PROSPERO][59] International prospective register of systematic reviews - [Research Registry][60] - [RIDIE][61] (Registry for International Development Impact Evaluations) - [Registry of Efficacy and Effectiveness Studies][62] in education ## Editorials announcing TOP ## - [Association for Psychological Society][63] - [Ecology Letters][64] - [Experimental Psychology][65] - [International Journal of Primatology][66] - Journal of Research in Personality ([preprint][67]) - [Nature][68] - [Royal Society Open Science][69] - [Science][70] - [Survey Research Methods][71] ## Examples of author guidelines using TOP ## - [Science][72] | AAAS - [Brain and Behavior][73] | Wiley - [Collabra][74] | UC Press - [Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology][75] | APA - [Journal of Cognition][76] | Ubiquity Press - [Nicotine & Tobacco Research][77] | Oxford University Press - [Evolution and Human Behavior][78] | Elsevier ---------- ## Disclosure Statements ## ### Data, Materials, and Code Disclosures ### | Type of Disclosure | Example Language | | ------ | ---------- | | Data created for the study are available in a persistent repository. | All data and materials have been made publicly available at the [repository name] and can be accessed at [persistent URL or DOI] | | Anonymized data created for the study are available in a persistent repository. | Anonymized data and materials have been made publicly available at the [repository name] and can be accessed at [persistent URL or DOI] | | Some data available | In order to minimize the possibility of unintentionally sharing information that can be used to re-identify private information, a subset of the data generated for this study are available at [repository name] and can be accessed at [persistent URL or DOI] | | Data available upon request from a third party | Because of the sensitive nature of the data collected for this study, requests to access the dataset from qualified researchers trained in human subject confidentiality protocols may be sent to [name of organization] at [contact information]. | ---------- Other examples of data disclosure statements - [The Impact on Authors and Editors of Introducing Data Availability Statements at Nature Journals][79] - [Nature Research][80] - [American Geophysical Union][81] ---------- ### Preregistration of Study or Analysis Plan Disclosure ### | Type of Disclosure | Example Language | | ------ | ---------- | | Both the study and analysis plan were preregistered | This paper reports the results of [N] preregistered studies with complete analysis plans. The preregistration(s) can be accessed at [persistent URL]. We certify that the results of all preregistered analyses are reported, and that any unregistered analyses are clearly indicated as being [unregistered, exploratory, hypothesis-generating]. | | The study was preregistered without an analysis plan | This paper reports the results of [N] preregistered studies, which can be accessed at [name of repository] here [persistent URL or DOI]. | | No preregistration | No preregistration exists for the reported studies reported in this article. | ---------- ## Persistent Identifiers ## - [ARK][82] (Archival Resource Key) - [DOI][83] (Digitial Object Identifier) - [IGSN][84] (International Geo Sample Number) - [RRIDs][85] (Research Resource Identifiers) - [PURL][86] (Persistent Uniform Resource Locators) Please contact us if you would like to add to this list: contact@cos.io [1]: https://osf.io/hcnme/ [2]: https://osf.io/87v93/ [3]: https://osf.io/55eu7/ [4]: https://osf.io/y8aqx/ [5]: 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