In the absence of comp journals offering RRs (none yet), RSOS may be a good choice. http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/registered-reports …
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oh cheers for link! Is RRR a strict subset of RR?
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Yeah, so the acronym RRR is usually reserved for a Registered Report option that is *only* offered for replications, >
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> such as at Perspectives on Psychological Science or Cognition & Emotion, whereas RR refers to Registered Reports more >
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> broadly, which in almost all cases is offered for both replications & original studies. We curate a list of journals &>
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> specific policies here: https://osf.io/8mpji/wiki/2.%20Journal%20Comparison/?_ga=1.76143125.121950508.1455488325 … See columns 4 & 5 for wheth RRs are offered for only reps (i.e. RRRs) >
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> or wheth they are offered for both (RRs). And occasionally, some journals only accept RRs for orig studies (not reps).
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JEP:General and Cortex seem useful ones to keep in mind for replications, as well as RSOS like you said.
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Yes defo. I edit RRs at Cortex & RSOS so if u ever want to discuss a poss subm informally, don't hesitate to email me.
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I most definitely will especially since reading though (just RSOS) the bits on RRs are very empirically oriented. So in
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my case I probably would need to discuss what and how for a comp model in further detail.
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