Peer review process: when the manuscripts are undergo a scientific journal, because they are rejected?
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.8830Keywords:
Peer review. Scientific communication and dissemination. ManuscriptsAbstract
When the researchers sent the results of their research for publication, has his intellectual production assessed by members of the scientific community. This process, called peer review, consist in the use of referees to assist in the evaluation of manuscripts submitted for publication. When the manuscript is submitted to a review process, the chances of publication are three: approved, accepted subject to correction, or rejected. This process can provide a teaching or a punitive character. This study examines 191 opinions for manuscripts submitted to a journal from 1997 until 2007 with the purpose of knowing the reasons which led the evaluators to its rejection for publication.
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