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Publication bias
Publication bias, also called the file drawer problem, is the tendency for studies with significant or positive results to be published more often than null results, distorting meta-analyses; detected with funnel plots and Egger's test, mitigated by trial registration.
Woozle effect
Woozle effect, or evidence by citation: unfounded claims gain credibility through repeated citation rather than evidence. Named after a Winnie-the-Pooh story; coined by Beverly Houghton in 1979, popularized by Richard Gelles.