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Testing for the Presence of Positive-Outcome Bias in Peer Review

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Gwendolyn B. Emerson, Winston J. Warme, Fredric M. Wolf, James D. Heckman, Richard A. Brand, Seth S. Leopold

Archives of Internal Medicine

Abstract

Positive-outcome bias was present during peer review. A fabricated manuscript with a positive outcome was more likely to be recommended for publication than was an otherwise identical no-difference manuscript.

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