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@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
-# Pre-registration
+# Pre-registration and Registered Reports
+
+## Pre-registration
+
+Pre-registration is a mechanism in which one places a detailed description of a planned study into a repository where it is timestamped and will remain immutable.  
+For more background information, see [here](https://help.osf.io/article/145-preregistration).
 
 - All empirical projects will be
 pre-registered, preferably using the Open Science Framework.
@@ -8,26 +13,23 @@ pre-registered, preferably using the Open Science Framework.
     replication or extension.
 
 - Pre-registration should include
-as much detail as possible.
-
-- Pre-registration must include at
+as much detail as possible.  Pre-registration must include at
 minimum:
 
-- Sample size (with justification)
+   - Sample size (with justification)
 
-- Inclusion/exclusion criteria
+   - Inclusion/exclusion criteria
 
-- Criteria and procedures for
+   - Criteria and procedures for
 outlier exclusion and data transformation
 
-   - Even if you can’t say exactly
-    how you will do it, outline your procedures for determining how to
-    do it
-
-- Primary hypotheses or outcomes to
+   - Primary hypotheses or outcomes to
 be tested (or an explicit statement that the study is simply
 exploratory)
 
+-  In cases where you can’t say exactly
+    how you will do something (usually because the choices are data-dependent), outline your procedures for determining how to
+    do the thing, and in particular what aspects of the data will go into making that decision.  
 - In some cases, multi-stage
 pre-registration may be appropriate
 
@@ -59,3 +61,14 @@ pre-registration should specify:
    - Publications should include
     an explicit “Deviations from pre-registration” section that outlines
     any deviations and their rationale.
+
+### Registered Reports
+
+Whenever possible, we support the submission of Registered Reports.
+
+Registered reports are a publication mechanism in which one submits a manuscript that contains an Introduction and Methods section that describe a study prior to execution of the research; it is essential a written version of a pre-registration.  
+The manuscript is reviewed on the strength of the rationale and methods, and if deemed sufficient it is given an "in-principle acceptance" such that the journal guarantees to publish the paper regardless of the results, as long as the approved methods were followed.
+
+There are currently [over 300 journals](https://www.cos.io/initiatives/registered-reports#tabid2) that accept Registered Report submissions.  
+In addition, Registered Reports can be submitted to [PCI-RR](https://rr.peercommunityin.org/), which is a community project that reviews preprint Registered Reports.
+