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. 2020 Jul 22;7(4):ENEURO.0357-19.2020. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0357-19.2020

Table 1.

Analysis of The Journal of Neuroscience Research Articles

Start End Hyp-E Hyp-I Alt Hyp # Tests Support Reject Disc Ques Comp
32 50 X 6 X
51 59 X 2 5 X X
60 72 X 7 X X
74 92 X 7 X
93 107 X 6 X
108 119 X
120 136 X 7 X
137 148 X 3 8 X X
149 157 X 2 5 X X
158 172 X 2 8 X X
173 182 X 2 5 X
183 199 X 9 X
200 219 X
220 231 X
232 244 X 7 X
245 256 X 1 7 X X
263 277 X 1 7 X X
278 290 X
291 307 X 7 X
308 322 X 1 7 X X
322 334 X 7 X
335 346 X
347 362 X
363 378 X 6 X
379 397 X 1 8 X X
398 408 X
409 422 X 1 4 X
423 440 X 3 8 X X
441 451 X 2 9 X X
452 464 X 6 X
465 473 X 8 X
474 483 X 9 X
484 497 X 1 9 X X
498 502 X
518 529 X 8 X
530 543 X
548 554 X 1 8 X
555 574 X 9 X
575 585 X 8 X
586 594 X
595 612 X 1 3 X X
613 630 X 1 7 X X
631 647 X 8 X
648 658 X 6 X
659 678 X 3 5 X
679 690 X. 5 X
691 709 X
710 722 X
723 732 X 1 5 X X
733 744 X
745 754 X 1 4 X
755 768 X 5 X

Classification of research reports published in The Journal of Neuroscience, vol. 38, issues 1–3, 2018, identified by page range (n = 52). An x denotes that the paper was classified in this category. Categories were: Hyp-E: at least one hypothesis was fairly explicitly stated; Hyp-I: at least one hypothesis could be inferred from the logical organization of the paper and its conclusions, but was not explicitly stated; Alt-Hyp: at least one alternative hypothesis in addition to the main one was tested; # Tests: is an estimate of the number of experiments that critically tested the major (not subsidiary or other) hypothesis; Support: the tests were consistent with the main hypothesis; Reject: at least some tests explicitly falsified at least one hypothesis; Disc: a largely “discovery science” report, not obviously hypothesis-based; Ques: experiments attempted to answer a series of questions, not unambiguously hypothesis-based; Comp: mainly a computational modeling study, experimental data were largely material for model.