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. 2023 Sep 5;14:5401. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-41111-1

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Fig. 2 — Dots represent means and lines around the dots are 95% confidence intervals for the estimates. Awareness is an index comprised of questions related to the respondent’s (i) Awareness of posting data or code online, (ii) Awareness of posting study instruments and (iii) Awareness of pre-registration. In wave 2, Awareness is automatically coded as 1 for those who completed the first wave. Behavior is an index comprised of questions related to the respondent’s (i) Behavior of posting data or code online, (ii) Behavior of posting study instruments and (iii) Behavior of pre-registration. Attitudes is an index comprised of questions related to the respondent’s (i) Attitudes of posting data or code online, (ii) Attitudes of posting study instruments and (iii) Attitudes of pre-registration. Overall Personal Support is an average of the three indices. The questions and methodology that are used to construct the indices can be found in Supplementary Table 7. Panel a shows the responses across disciplines. Panel b shows the responses across career stages. Panel c shows the responses across research types. See Supplementary Tables 23 and 24 for the n for each data point.