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The Prevalence of Bayesian Inference, Preregistration, and Open Data in Psychology, 2004-2024
Psychology has undergone substantial methodological changes in the past two decades. We tracked the adoption of Bayesian inference and two open science practices across 28,738 articles from six ‘top-tier’ (15,634 articles) and six ‘mid-tier’ (13,104 articles) psychology journals in 2004–2024. In ‘to
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