Peer Review Flashcards

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When is a peer review done?

A

Before publication so that the research can be considered in terms of it’s validity, significance and originality.

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What do the reviewers do?

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Report on the quantity of the research.

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What are the 4 options for reviewers to recommend?

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-Published as it is.
-Needs reviewing
-Rejected
-Rejecting but suggesting revisions and resubmissions.

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What happens when the reviewers select their option?

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It is considered by a peer review panel.

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What is the usual form of peer review?

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Single-blind review.

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What does a single-blind review involve?

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The names of the reviewers not being revealed to researchers.

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What is the intention of using a single-blind review?

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Lead to anonymity and unbiased review.

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What is the potential issue with a single-blind review?

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Reviewers to delay their reviews so they can publish similar research first and hide behind their anonymity.

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