<transcript><audio_530>yeah somewhere around 40 uh 40 something this just came out by ann into 2020 so um register reports really help you reduce this kind of also we have this is from the medical</transcript><video><caption><image_531>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide with a title that reads "Does Pre-registration/Registered Reports really help? IT DOES". On the right side of the slide, there is a bar graph that shows the number of registered reports that have been reported. The graph is divided into three sections - first, second, and third. 

The first section shows that the first hypothesis is not supported supported, while the second section shows the percentage of reported reports. The third section shows a bar chart that shows that there are no reports reported.

There is also a photo of a person on the top right corner of the screen. The person is wearing a white shirt and is standing in front of a desk with a computer monitor. The background is white and the text on the slide is black.</caption><caption><image_532>The image is a presentation slide with a title that reads "Does Pre-registration/Registered Reports really help? IT DOES". The slide has a white background with black text. On the right side of the slide, there is a photo of a person with a red banner that says "Pre-Registration stops p-hacking". Below the photo, there are three graphs that show the results of a pre-Registration report. The first graph shows that the report has a percentage of 7% success rate, the second graph shows a percentage increase, and the third graph shows an increase in success rate. The text on the slide explains that it does not help the report.</caption></video><transcript><audio_533>sciences after they introduced the clinical trials which is a little bit like a registered report or pre-registration so before that all sorts of people found support for all sorts of medicines doing all sorts of incredible things but once we introduce pre-registration</transcript><transcript><audio_534>you can see that most of these just turn it up to be null some of them harm some of them benefit but most of them so if you looked at before pre-registration you would say oh it works if it doesn't work for the most part either know</transcript><transcript><audio_535>or works but over here you see actually there's no there's no real benefit over here in terms of chris chambers looking at this uh you know the impact of these things in terms of citation rates it's very well cited there's all sorts of</transcript><transcript><audio_536>indications that register reports are working as expected so what's the differences between the pre-registration and the registered report it's this added peer review over the pre-registration</transcript><caption><image_537>The image is a slide from a presentation about the benefits of registered reports. It has a title at the top that reads "Benefits of Registered Reports" and below it, there is a table with three columns. The first column is titled "For research community", the second column is labeled "Eliminates researcher bias", and the third column is numbered "Pre-reg". 

The table has three rows and three columns, each with a different color scheme. The left column has a list of reasons why the report should be considered on the right side, the middle column has an image of a person's face, and the right column has two red crosses.

At the bottom of the slide, there are two bullet points that explain the benefits and how they are related to the report. The reasons are:

- For research community:
- Eliminates research bias:
– Eliminates reporting bias: This report is important to be aware of the importance of research in the research process.
– For researchers:
1. Peer review when it is most helpful
- Guarantee of publication
- IPA on your CV
- Reduces stress (hypothesis) supports novel results

Overall, the slide provides information about</caption> yeah somewhere around 40 uh 40 something this just came out by ann into 2020 so um register reports really help you reduce this kind of also we have this is from the medical sciences after they introduced the clinical trials which is a little bit like a registered report or pre-registration so before that all sorts of people found support for all sorts of medicines doing all sorts of incredible things but once we introduce pre-registration you can see that most of these just turn it up to be null some of them harm some of them benefit but most of them so if you looked at before pre-registration you would say oh it works if it doesn't work for the most part either know or works but over here you see actually there's no there's no real benefit over here in terms of chris chambers looking at this uh you know the impact of these things in terms of citation rates it's very well cited there's all sorts of indications that register reports are working as expected so what's the differences between the pre-registration and the registered report it's this added peer review over the pre-registration
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