CARKing
Definition: Critiquing After the Results are Known (CARKing) refers to presenting a criticism of a design as one that you would have made in advance of the results being known. It usually forms a reaction or criticism to unwelcome or unfavourable results, results whether the critic is conscious of this fact or not.
Related terms: <a href='/glossary/harking/'>HARKing</a>, <a href='/glossary/preregistration/'>Preregistration</a>, <a href='/glossary/registered-report/'>Registered Report</a>
References: Bardsley (2018), & Nosek and Lakens (2014)
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