Reading and Reviewing

peer reviewer FAQ – Edanz Learning Lab

About Peer Reviewers – Your Questions Answered

What makes a good and bad peer reviewer? And who can be a peer reviewer anyhow? Get answers to the big questions on becoming a peer reviewer and helping to advance credible, valuable science for your sake and for society’s sake.

Strategies for Reading (for Researchers)

Deciding which academic articles to read can feel like an intimidating task, particularly if your research interests are in a well-established field. A keyword search in online databases such as EconLit, PsycInfo, PubMed, SCOPUS, and Web of Science may yield hundreds or even thousands of results.

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