<transcript><audio_489>everything that you deviated is no longer conformatory it becomes exploratory and then future studies will need to conform and confirm this this again so this was revolutionary in the</transcript><transcript><audio_490>beginning it started in cortex um and people were kind of wondering what this means so what it's a preview over the the free registration that's really weird so chris was saying look at this traditional model you develop an idea</transcript><video><caption><image_491>The image is a graphical representation of a traditional publishing model. It is divided into four sections, each representing a different stage of the publishing process. 

The first section is labeled "Develop Idea" and has a blue arrow pointing to the left side of the image. The second section is titled "Design Study" and is labeled as "Collect & Analyze Data". The third section is labelled as "Write Report". The fourth section has labeled "Publish Report".

At the bottom right corner, there is a cartoon illustration of a man and a cat. The man is wearing a suit and tie and has brown hair. The cat is sitting on his lap and is looking at the man with a concerned expression.

Overall, the image conveys the idea that traditional publishing models can be used to analyze and analyze data.</caption><caption><image_492>The image is a diagram that shows the process of a registered reports model. It is divided into four stages, each with a different stage. 

The first stage is labeled "Develop Idea", followed by "Design Study", "Collect & Analyze Data", "Write Report", and "Publish Report". The second stage is titled "Peer Review". The third stage is labelled "Stage 1" and has a red arrow pointing to it.

On the right side of the diagram, there is a cartoon character with a crown on his head. The character is smiling and appears to be happy. On the top right corner, there are two people, one of whom is a man and the other is a woman. The background is white.</caption></video><transcript><audio_493>design study collected a write report but only here just before the public the publication only here after you write the report you send this off to peer review now what chris was suggesting is that first you develop an idea and design a study and then you send it off</transcript><transcript><audio_494>to peer review both of you collaborate in order to try and understand what the best design is they give you in principle acceptance and only after the in-principle acceptance you go pre-register and you collect the data and it doesn't matter what comes up over here</transcript> everything that you deviated is no longer conformatory it becomes exploratory and then future studies will need to conform and confirm this this again so this was revolutionary in the beginning it started in cortex um and people were kind of wondering what this means so what it's a preview over the the free registration that's really weird so chris was saying look at this traditional model you develop an idea design study collected a write report but only here just before the public the publication only here after you write the report you send this off to peer review now what chris was suggesting is that first you develop an idea and design a study and then you send it off to peer review both of you collaborate in order to try and understand what the best design is they give you in principle acceptance and only after the in-principle acceptance you go pre-register and you collect the data and it doesn't matter what comes up over here
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