
Ethics & IRBFree
Open Science Checklist
Make your research FAIR, reproducible, and ready for open-science badges
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445 researchers installed this
5.0(1)
About this skill
What it does
Walks you through every open science practice that journals, funders, and replication projects now expect.
Practices covered
Pre-study
- Preregistration (OSF, AsPredicted, Registered Reports)
- Power analysis and stopping rules
- Hypotheses vs. exploratory analyses distinction
Data & Materials
- FAIR data principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable)
- Data management plan writing
- OSF project structure and README templates
- Codebook generation prompts
Analysis
- Reproducible analysis (R Markdown / Quarto notebooks)
- Analysis script documentation
- Handling of researcher degrees of freedom
Reporting
- CONSORT / STROBE / PRISMA checklist prompts
- Effect size and CI reporting
- Null result framing
Sharing
- Data anonymization checklist
- Preprint submission guidance (PsyArXiv)
- Open access pathway navigator
Output
A project-specific checklist you can include in your lab manual or grant application.
What researchers say
5.0(1)
Dr. Wang Fang副教授,中国人民大学社会学系 · Associate Prof, RUC Sociology
We audited our lab's open science practices before submitting to Psychological Science. It identified three areas to improve our data availability statement. The journal reviewers specifically praised our transparency.
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Open Science Lab
@open_sci_lab
Promoting transparent, reproducible research practices across psychology and social sciences.
Details
- Category
- Ethics & IRB
- Installs
- 445
- Published
- Mar 10, 2026