How to Avoid Cherry Picking in Catalysis Research?
To avoid cherry picking, researchers should adhere to the following practices:
1. Comprehensive Reporting: Publish all data, including negative or contradictory results. 2. Open Methodologies: Clearly document experimental conditions and methodologies to allow for reproducibility. 3. Balanced Literature Review: Include a balanced review of the literature, citing studies that both support and contradict the hypothesis.
