> Are journals even going to publish most no-result studies? (I.e. a result of no significant correlation found.) Yes they are. Not all journals of course, but

> Are journals even going to publish most no-result studies? (I.e. a result of no significant correlation found.) Yes they are. Not all journals of course, but some are very explicit that they will publish based on quality and not based on outcome, e.g. Plos One. And you always have preprint servers as a backup publishing option. There are many reasons for publication bias. That you can't find a place to publish your findings is not one of them.