What are peer-reviewed articles?
Answer
When an article is peer-reviewed, the article is examined by scholars who are experts on the article's topic. The reviewers check the article for accuracy and determine the significance it has to the field of study. Based on their assessment, reviewers can accept a scholar's article for publication in a scholarly journal, return it to the scholar for editing, or reject the article.
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