Potential Reporting Bias in fMRI Studies of the Brain
Article 2013 en
Authors
SD
Sean P. David
JW
Jennifer J. Ware
IC
Isabella Chu
Abstract
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These results are consistent with possible reporting biases affecting small fMRI studies and suggest the need to promote standardized large-scale evidence in this field. It may also be that small studies may be analyzed and reported in ways that may generate a larger number of claimed foci or that small fMRI studies with inconclusive, null, or not very promising results may not be published at all.
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