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Results-free review: Help shape the future of peer review

Openness and transparency are the pillars of scientific progress. However, there is a bias towards publishing positive results, distorting the evidence base and undermining the reproducibility of research. Results-free review offers a solution to this problem, focusing editorial decisions on the rationale and methods alone. If you submit your research to BMC Psychology, you can simply opt-in to results-free review at the click of a button, adding credibility to your published results via inclusion in our special article collection.

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Featured article: Micro-drinking behaviours and consumption of wine in different sized wine glasses

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No evidence that consuming wine from a larger, in comparison to a smaller glass, alters micro-drinking behavior, satisfaction or pleasure, suggesting that in an experimental setting micro-drinking behaviors are not responsible for changes in consumption of wine in different wine glass sizes. This study underwent Results-free peer-review.

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   Published on: 25 July 2017
2. RESEARCH ARTICLE

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3. RESEARCH ARTICLE

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5. STUDY PROTOCOL

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