What is peer review?
A. A series of meetings of psychologists around the world to share the latest research best practices.
B. A review of existing research to determine what studies should be conducted to further knowledge in the field.
C. A process for evaluating the quality of research before publication by other researchers in the same field.
Answer (1)
Peer review is a process for evaluating the quality of research before publication by other researchers in the same field. It involves expert feedback and acts as a quality control measure in academia. This process helps ensure that only credible research is published. ;
