Methods and review
This library is curated rather than exhaustive. Paper records and explanations serve different purposes: a citation lets you identify a source; an explanation helps you understand a bounded finding and inspect its evidence.
What review scope means
| Scope | What it records |
|---|---|
| Not recorded | No structured reading review. A citation may still be available. |
| Screening | Initial examination of a citation, abstract or selected material. |
| Abstract | A bounded check against the abstract. |
| Targeted full text | Selected sections checked for a stated question. |
| Comprehensive full text | A recorded broader review with a stated scope. |
These labels describe reading coverage. They are not evidence rankings, scientific-validation scores or guarantees of instrument quality. Collecting a paper does not establish a completed review.
How explanations are checked
Substantive claims need a source and a location in the version actually checked. The explanation keeps its most consequential limitation beside its answer. Examples are marked as illustrative. Source findings, Foundation interpretations and proposed models remain distinct.
Missing structured authors or years stay missing, even when useful citation text is available. Topic and construct assignments are Foundation curation.
Corrections and changes
Changed source identity, rights or reviewed prose requires an affected-content check before publication. A correction replaces the affected edition and retains stable paper IDs. Withdrawal must prevent affected earlier content from returning. See corrections and updates for notices in this edition.
Source access and reuse
Use the legitimate publisher or repository link on each paper page. Access and reuse conditions belong to that source. Paper files are accessed through their publishers or repositories. No copied publisher abstracts or standalone figures are included here. This edition grants no additional reuse license for its curation or original explanations. Bibliographic facts retain their applicable rights; third-party articles retain their own terms.