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Open science, communal culture, and women’s participation in the movement to improve science

Mary C. Murphy ^a,1,2, Amanda Mejia ^a,1, Jorge Mejia ^a,1, Xiaoran Yan ^a,1, Sapna Cheryan ^b, Nilanjana Dasgupta ^c, Mesmin Destin ^d, Stephanie A. Fryberg ^e, Julie A. Garcia ^f, Elizabeth L. Haines ^g, Judith M. Harackiewicz ^h, Alison Ledgerwood ⁱ, Corinne A. Moss-Racusin ^j, Lora E. Park ^k, Sylvia P. Perry ^d, Kate A. Ratliff ^l, Aneeta Rattan ^m, Diana T. Sanchez ⁿ, Krishna Savani ^o, Denise Sekaquaptewa ^e, Jessi L. Smith ^p, Valerie Jones Taylor ^q, Dustin B. Thoman ^r, Daryl A. Wout ^s, Patricia L. Mabry ^t,3, Susanne Ressl ^a,u,3, Amanda Diekman ^a,3, and Franco Pestilli ^a,u,3

Authors affiliations

^a Indiana University Bloomington

^b University of Washington;

^c University of Massachusetts Amherst;

^d Northwestern University;

^e University of Michigan-Ann Arbor;

^f California Polytechnic State University;

^g William Paterson University;

^h University of Wisconsin-Madison;

ⁱ University of California, Davis;

^j Skidmore College;

^k University at Buffalo, State University of New York;

^l University of Florida;

^m London Business School;

ⁿ Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey;

^o Nanyang Technological University;

^p University of Colorado Colorado Springs;

^q Lehigh University;

^r San Diego State University;

^s John Jay College of Criminal Justice;

^t HealthPartners Institute;

^u The University of Texas at Austin

Authors' contributions

¹ M.C.M., A.M., J.M., and X.Y. contributed equally to this work.

² To whom correspondence may be addressed. Email: mcmpsych@indiana.edu.

³ P.L.M., S.R., A.D., and F.P. contributed equally to this work.