TOP Factor Quiz
Use this quiz to test your familiarity with scoring journal guidelines based on the TOP Guidelines. 
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Why is this Replication policy a 1?
"To promote replication of empirical research, AP will consider manuscripts reporting on replications of empirical studies previously published in AP , subject to standard peer review. The title of such submissions should indicate that the study is a replication. Accepted manuscripts will appear online only and will be listed in the print and digital table of contents with e-pagination."
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Score this Replication policy: "The journal publishes replications only if they represent significant advances in psychological science and/or practice, consistent with the aims and scope of Psychological Bulletin."
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Score this Data Transparency policy: "Data and replication code for your article, as well as a log demonstrating smooth running of all the replication files, must be uploaded in a single .zip file to The JOP's Dataverse... All manuscripts are accepted contingent on their replicability, which will initially be assessed by the JOP replication analyst staff who will be assigned to your manuscript at conditional acceptance stage. Manuscripts that are not replicable will be rejected for publication."
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Score this Open Science Badges policy: "In recognition of authors' efforts to make their research output more accessible, authors have the option to request that manuscripts are published with up to three badges recognising open scientific practices. The three badges, created by the Open Science Framework (OSF), are: Open Data Open Materials Preregistered"
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Score this Registered Reports & Publication Bias policy: "Exceptional Children will review and grant conditional acceptance to plans for studies that are submitted prior to the actual conduct of the research..."
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Why is this Study Preregistration policy a 0?
"BMC supports initiatives to improve reporting of clinical trials. This includes prospective registration of clinical trials in suitable publicly available databases. In line with ICMJE guidelines, BMC requires registration of all clinical trials that are reported in manuscripts submitted to its journals."
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Why is this Data Citation policy a 3?
"All data, code, scripts, syntax, materials, and other methods must be appropriately cited. As such, these materials are recognized as original intellectual contributions and afforded recognition through citation. Articles will not be published until the citations conform to these standards."
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Score this Analysis Code Transparency policy: "For publication, any previously unreported custom computer code or algorithm used to generate results that are central to the main conclusions of a paper must be archived in a publicly accessible repository."
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Why is this Open Science Badges policy a 1?
"Note that for regular articles, Collective Intelligence only offers Open Data and Open Materials badges. Preregistration badges are currently for Registered Reports only. Please refer to the more detailed Registered Report guidelines below."
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Score this Data Citation policy: "BMC endorses the Force 11 Data Citation Principles and requires that all publicly available datasets be fully referenced in the reference list with an accession number or unique identifier such as a digital object identifier (DOI)."
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Why is this Design & Analysis Reporting Guidelines policy a 2?
"CGH requires authors to follow standards for disclosing key aspects of the research design and data analysis. Authors are encouraged to review the standards available for many research applications from http://www.equator-network.org/ and use those that are relevant for the reported research applications. For meta-analyses of randomized, controlled trials, authors must provide a PRISMA checklist at manuscript submission following the PRISMA reporting guidelines found here: http://www.prisma-statement.org/index.htm. For meta-analyses of observational studies, authors must follow the MOOSE reporting guidelines found here: http://www.editorialmanager.com/jognn/account/MOOSE.pdf."
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Find the Replication policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Find the Registered Reports & Publication Bias policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Why is this Analysis Code Transparency policy a 1
"Authors must, in the Acknowledgments section or the first footnote, indicate if they will or will not make their data, analytic methods, and study materials available to other researchers."
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Find the Data Transparency policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Score this Analysis Plan Preregistration policy: "Nature Portfolio journals support study pre-registration (including clinical trials) and pre-registration of analysis plans in public repositories; details of pre-registration should be provided with submission."
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Score this Materials Transparency policy: "All authors must include an “Availability of Data and Materials” section in their manuscript detailing where the data supporting their findings can be found."
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Find the Open Science Badges policy from this journal and score from 0-2.
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Why is this Analysis Plan Preregistration policy a 1?
"Articles must state whether or not any work was preregistered and, if so, where to access the preregistration. If any aspect of the study is preregistered, include the registry link in the method section."
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Find the Analysis Plan Preregistration policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Score this Design & Reporting Guidelines policy: "Authors are encouraged to review the standards available for many research applications from the JARS guidelines, the EQUATOR network, the PRISMA guidelines, or similar sources and use those that are relevant for the reported research applications."
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Why is this Data Transparency policy a 0?
"This journal encourages and enables you to share data that supports your research publication where appropriate, and enables you to interlink the data with your published articles. Research data refers to the results of observations or experimentation that validate research findings, which may also include software, code, models, algorithms, protocols, methods and other useful materials related to the project."
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Find the Study Preregistration policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Find the Design & Analysis Reporting Guidelines policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Find the Analysis Code Transparency policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Find the Materials Transparency policy from this journal and score from 0-3.
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Find the Data Citation policy from this journal and score from 0-3. 
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Why is this Registered Reports & Publication Bias policy a 1?
"In the spirit of sharing findings through our open science mission, emphasis is not placed on novelty, interest, or perceived impact. Replication studies, particularly of research published in this journal, are encouraged."
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Why is this Materials Transparency policy a 2?
"Data, program code, research materials, and other documentation of the research process should be made available through a trusted digital repository."
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Score this Study Preregistration policy: "The journal, or an entity acting on behalf of the journal, will verify that preregistration adheres to the specifications for preregistration and then provide certification of the preregistration in the article."
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