Social Work

Survey of open science practices and attitudes in the social sciences

J. Ferguson, R. Littman, et al.

This study reveals significant insights into the attitudes and practices surrounding open science among leading authors and PhD students in top North American social science departments. Conducted by a team including Joel Ferguson, Rebecca Littman, and others, it highlights a remarkable increase in open science practices over the past decade.

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