Peer Review

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Peer Review

A process where experts in the same field evaluate the methods, originality, validity, content, and language of a research article without payment.

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Journal Selection

The decision to submit a research article to a specific journal based on its audience or prestige.

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Editor's Decision

The final determination made by the editor of a journal on whether to accept or reject a research report based on reviewer comments/recommendations.

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Importance of Peer Review

It helps prevent faulty data from being published, checks the validity of findings, and assesses the quality of methodology.

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Challenges in Peer Review

Issues such as slowing down publication, hindering new work, and potential misuse by reviewers to block competition.

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Internet Impact

The rise of online platforms has led to more research being published without traditional peer review, though evolving systems aim to engage a broader audience in quality control.

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