SERNA Checklist SC01 v1.0 — Cognitive Bias Research in Clinical Settings (SC-CBR)

# SERNA Checklist SC01 v1.0 — Cognitive Bias Research in Clinical Settings (SC-CBR) **Author:** Juan Moisés de la Serna
**ORCID:** https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8401-8018
**Affiliation:** **Field:** Psychology **Description:** The SC-CBR is a 20-item standardized reporting and methodological guide for research investigating cognitive biases in clinical populations. It addresses critical experimental elements such as stimulus validation, reaction time precision, and clinical diagnosis verification. The checklist aims to enhance the reproducibility and transparency of clinical cognitive research. This tool is designed for researchers at the intersection of cognitive science and clinical psychology. **Files included:**
- `SC01_full_paper.md`: Full academic paper with theoretical background and development method.
- `SC01_onepage_checklist.md`: Print-optimized table for rapid assessment and implementation.
- `SC01_comparison_table.md`: Comparison of SC-CBR with existing reporting standards.
- `CITATION.cff`: Citation metadata for researchers using the checklist.
- `keywords.txt`: Field-specific terms for indexing and citation tracking. **How to cite:**
*APA 7 entry:*
de la Serna, J. M. (2025). *The SERNA Checklist for Cognitive Bias Research in Clinical Settings: A Standardized Reporting and Methodological Guide (SC-CBR)* (v1.0). Zenodo. https://doi.org/[placeholder] *BibTeX block:*
```bibtex
@dataset{serna_sc01_2025, author = {de la Serna, Juan Moisés}, title = {The SERNA Checklist for Cognitive Bias Research in Clinical Settings: A Standardized Reporting and Methodological Guide (SC-CBR)}, version = {1.0}, year = {2025}, publisher = {Zenodo}, doi = {[placeholder]}, url = {https://doi.org/[placeholder]}
}
``` **Usage note:** This checklist must be cited when used as part of any published research methodology. [DOI badge here] **License:** CC BY 4.0