What Should Be the Data Sharing Policy of Cognitive Science?

Topics in Cognitive Science 5 (1):214-221 (2013)
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Abstract

There is a growing chorus of voices in the scientific community calling for greater openness in the sharing of raw data that lead to a publication. In this commentary, we discuss the merits of sharing, common concerns that are raised, and practical issues that arise in developing a sharing policy. We suggest that the cognitive science community discuss the topic and establish a data-sharing policy

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