peer reviews

What are the Steps Involved in Peer Review?

The peer review process involves several steps:
Submission: The researcher submits their manuscript to a journal.
Initial Screening: The journal editor performs an initial review to determine if the manuscript fits the journal's scope and meets basic quality standards.
Reviewer Selection: The editor selects suitable peer reviewers based on their expertise.
Review: The reviewers evaluate the manuscript and provide feedback, suggesting revisions or rejecting the paper if necessary.
Revisions: The author addresses the reviewers' comments and resubmits the manuscript.
Final Decision: The editor makes the final decision on whether to publish the manuscript based on the reviewers' recommendations.

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