The Scientific Process & Peer Review Flashcards

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the role of peer review

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  • takes place before a study is published to ensure the research is of high quality and contributes to the field of research
  • carried out by experts in the related field of research
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3 main aims of peer review

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1) allocate research funding
2) to validate the quality and relevance of research- all elements of research is assessed for quality and accuracy before publishing

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peer review process

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1) draft article submitted for publication
2) read by journals editor
3) sent to experts for peer review
4) make a recommendation to editor
5) final decision made by editor

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publish

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provide recommendations about whether the research should be published or not, or whether it needs revisions

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validity

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a way to check validity of results/research

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appropriateness

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assess the appropriateness of the procedure and methodology

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significance

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judge the significance of the research to wider context (human behaviour)

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originality

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assess the works originality and ensure that other relevant research is detailed

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