Why Is There a Publication Bias Against Null Effects

question 8

Multiple Choice

Why is there a publication bias against null effects?

• A)Because null effects are not real
• B)Because null effects are the result of badly designed studies
• C)Because people tend to prefer reading about differences more than similarities
• D)There is no publication bias against null effects

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