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Research integrity

What honest reporting looks like in practice, and how to recognise its absence.

Guides in this topic

  1. 01How to respond to reviewer commentsMost reviewer objections are about a methodological decision that was never explained. The response that works says what changed, where, and why — including where nothing changed.
  2. 02Reporting guidelines: which one applies, and how to use it properlyA checklist submitted with the manuscript is not the same as a study reported completely. Used at the end, guidelines catch omissions; used at the start, they prevent them.
  3. 03Why a guaranteed publication is a red flagNo one can guarantee peer review. A service that promises it is either not describing peer review, or is describing something you do not want your name on.

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