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evaluation of research (integrity) in social and behavioral sciences, specifically psychology according to international standards like CoARA, DORA, GRADE, Equator Network guidelines
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evaluation of good research practice
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evaluation of questionable research, measurement practices (QMP & QRP)
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evaluation of content & construct validation in educational, social, and personality research on all three phases according to APA, AERA, and NCME
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post-publication review (COPE)
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grant assessment
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forensic metascience & scientometrics
„Questionable research practices (QRPs) are ways of producing, maintaining, sharing, analyzing, or interpreting data that are likely to produce misleading conclusions, typically in the interest of the researcher. QRPs are not normally considered to include research practices that are prohibited or proscribed in the researcher’s field (e.g., fraud, research misconduct). Neither do they include random researcher error (e.g., data loss).“ Nagy T., Hergert J., Elsherif M.M., et al. (2025)