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In a commitment to continue progress not only in the openness of data but also in the quality of sharing, the journal now accepts Verification Reports from all areas of psychology. Expanding our initial remit of evaluating data only published in our pages, we now commit to working with researchers to publish attempts to reproduce analyses published from empirical data originating from any publication/journal within psychology. We expect this to be of great benefit to increase the accessibility of psychological data, learn more about the strengths and weaknesses of current data sharing practices, and provide a incentivised opportunity for researchers to reproduce (and perhaps extend) the analyses of others. Comprehensive guidelines and a submission template can be found here: https://openpsychologydata.metajnl.com/about/verification-reports

In a commitment to continue progress not only in the openness of data but also in the quality of sharing, the journal now accepts Verification Reports. In essence, we will commit to working with researchers to publish attempts to reproduce analyses published using data from papers in our pages. We expect this to be of great benefit to evidence the accessibility of the data we publish about, highlight consistent areas of poor-quality sharing that would be of benefit to our community, and provide rewards within the current incentive scheme for researchers who attempt to reproduce (and perhaps extend) the analyses of others. 

Comprehensive guidelines and a submission template can be found here: https://openpsychologydata.metajnl.com/about/verification-reports