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Publication Bias: Should Scientists Work Harder to Share Negative Results?
Ben Mudrak<br />
Education Division, American Journal Experts<br />
Ben Mudrak
American Journal Experts
Education Division, American Journal Experts
ben.mudrak@journalexperts.com
Scholarly publishing is the cornerstone of advancing our understanding of the world around us. A staggering amount of research is conducted each day, and this research would effectively serve no purpose without a system for its dissemination. However, academic publishing is slanted toward positive results, with negative results becoming scarcer in the literature (Fanelli, 2012). Countless experiments without splashy results end up in dusty lab notebooks, forever closed off from the rest of the scientific community......
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