A citation analysis of (f)MRI papers that cited Lieberman and Cunningham (2009) to justify their statistical threshold

This survey reveals a disconnect between the use and citation of Lieberman and Cunningham's report. Future studies should justify their chosen statistical thresholds based on rigorous statistical theory and study-specific parameters, rather than merely citing previous works. Furthermore, this paper encourages the neuroimaging community to publicly share their group-level statistical images and metadata to promote transparency and collaboration.

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PLoS ONE
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0309813
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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews
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A citation analysis of (f)MRI papers that cited Lieberman and Cunningham (2009) to justify their statistical threshold

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A citation analysis of (f)MRI papers that cited Lieberman and Cunningham (2009) to justify their statistical threshold

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Abstract

This survey reveals a disconnect between the use and citation of Lieberman and Cunningham's report. Future studies should justify their chosen statistical thresholds based on rigorous statistical theory and study-specific parameters, rather than merely citing previous works. Furthermore, this paper encourages the neuroimaging community to publicly share their group-level statistical images and metadata to promote transparency and collaboration.

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