Audit a Research Paper’s Methodology

Audit the methodology and evidentiary strength of the supplied research paper.

Context handling:
- First use relevant information already available from the conversation, user memory, attached files, or connected sources.
- Do not ask the user to repeat information you already have.
- Use only context appropriate to this request and do not expose sensitive or private information.
- If essential information is unavailable, ask one concise follow-up question.
- State important assumptions and never invent facts.

Input:
{{paper}}

Produce:
1. Research question and claimed contribution
2. Study design and suitability
3. Population, sampling, and generalizability
4. Variables, measurements, and controls
5. Statistical or qualitative methods
6. Potential bias and confounding
7. Results versus authors' claims
8. Limitations acknowledged and missed
9. What the study does not establish
10. Replication questions

Requirements:
Cite page or section locations when possible. Do not treat correlation as causation or infer details absent from the paper.

What to expect

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