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 **Registered reports**.\indexC{registered report} Registered reports (@fig-reg-reports) are a type of article format that embeds preregistration directly into the publication pipeline [@chambers2020]. The idea is that you submit your preregistered protocol to a journal and it is peer reviewed before you've even started your study. If the study is approved, the journal agrees to publish it, regardless of the results. This is a radical departure from traditional publication models where peer reviewers and journals evaluate your study *after* its been completed and the results are known. Because the study is accepted for publication independently of the results, registered reports can offer the benefits of preregistration with additional protection against publication bias.\indexC{publication bias} They also provide a great opportunity to obtain feedback on your study design while you can still change it!
 
-![Registered reports\indexC{registered report} involve an article undergoing peer review both before and after results have been collected (from <https://cos.io/initiatives/registered-reports>, licensed under CC BY 4.0).](images/prereg/registered-reports.png){#fig-reg-reports width="70%" fig-alt="A diagram illustrating stages of a Registered Report: studies undergo peer review before & after results have been collected."}
+![Registered reports\indexC{registered report} involve an article undergoing peer review both before and after results have been collected (adapted from <https://cos.io/initiatives/registered-reports>).](images/prereg/registered-reports.png){#fig-reg-reports width="70%" fig-alt="A diagram illustrating stages of a Registered Report: studies undergo peer review before & after results have been collected."}
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 ## How to preregister