BNMG 310 Organizational Behavior & Management: Sustainability

Peer Review Definition: The evaluation of scientific, academic, or professional work by others working in the same field

• Typically written by professors, scholars, professional researchers or experts in the field
• Before publication, articles are scrutinized by other experts in the same field (that's why it's called "peer review")
• Peer-review articles are considered to be among the most authoritative and reliable sources you can choose for your research paper or project, because of the rigorous review process
• Peer reviewed articles usually have a narrow focus, and often report the results of a research study. Often, they can provide excellent examples or case studies to support the arguments or explanations within your research paper

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