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In addition, we describe how open science is still nascent in marketing as well as consumer research and advocate for a culture shift toward more transparency. We also outline that institutions such as @forrt.bsky.social or @lmu-osc.bsky.social can help navigate the open science landscape.

We focus on actionable steps relating to research planning (e.g., preregistration, pre-analysis planning, registered reports), documentation (e.g., open materials, data, and code), and dissemination (e.g., preprints and science communication).

I see - this paper (in a special issue) in communication science might help: www.cogitatiopress.com/mediaandcomm... and this paper very briefly mentions temporal context: doi.org/10.1098/rsos...

Do you mean papers like the discussion on the attraction effect (Frederick et al, 2014 JMR with responses by Huber et al, 2014 JMR and Simonson, 2014 JMR) or the paper by Noah et al, 2018 on the facial feedback hypothesis (JPSP)?