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Preregistration Works: Increased Reporting Quality, Internal Validity, and Protocol Adherence in Animal Studies
Background: Transparency is essential for reliable research but is often compromised, contributing to irreproducibility. Preregistration can improve transparency, limit selective reporting, and prevent post hoc hypothesis changes. Despite the clear benefits of preregistration in multiple fields, its
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