On becoming a peer reviewer for a neuropsychology journal

Kevin Duff, Sid E. O'Bryant, Holly James Westervelt, Jerry J. Sweet, Cecil R. Reynolds, Wilfred G. Van Gorp, Daniel Tranel, Robert J. McCaffrey

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Abstract

The peer-review process is an invaluable service provided by the professional community, and it provides the critical foundation for the advancement of science. However, there is remarkably little systematic guidance for individuals who wish to become part of this process. This paper, written from the perspective of reviewers and editors with varying levels of experience, provides general guidelines and advice for new reviewers in neuropsychology, as well as outlining benefits of participation in this process. It is hoped that the current information will encourage individuals at all levels to become involved in peer-reviewing for neuropsychology journals.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)201-207
Number of pages7
JournalArchives of Clinical Neuropsychology
Volume24
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2009

Keywords

  • Professional issues
  • Statistical methods
  • Test construction

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