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Data Archiving and Permissions
How authors share the data behind their articles, and how permissions for reuse and reproduction work.
Data availability
Every empirical research manuscript must include a data-availability statement. Theoretical papers and Commentaries do not require one.
The statement says where the data supporting the findings can be found, or why they cannot be shared, for example because of participant privacy, third-party restrictions, or legal limits. Authors are encouraged to deposit data in an established public repository and to cite the dataset with its persistent identifier.
Code, protocols, and materials needed to repeat an analysis should be shared in the same way where possible.
Reusing and reproducing material
Reuse of JBSR articles
Articles may be reused under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. No permission request is needed.
Material from other sources
Authors should obtain permission where required by the source license before reproducing figures, tables, or text from other publications, and state the source.
Human participants
Data that could identify participants may be shared only with their consent and within what any applicable ethics approval allows.
Long-term preservation
Articles will be deposited in Portico. Read our preservation policy.