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Assessing the proportion of supported hypotheses in sport & exercise medicine research: a cross-sectional, meta-research study.

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Description: In this education review, we introduce three common QRPs (ie, HARKing, P-hacking and Cherry- picking), perform a cross-sectional study to assess the proportion of original SEM research that report supported study hypotheses, and draw attention to existing solutions and resources to overcome QRPs that manifest in exploratory research.

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