How to Conduct a Scientific Peer Review

Have you received an invitation from a journal to review a manuscript, but are unsure how to write a review? In this video, I provide some guidelines for producing a constructive peer review and a few things to avoid.
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Types of reviewers
01:19 Ethics of reviewing
04:41 Questions to consider
06:18 Dos and don’ts (with examples)
10:48 Final thoughts
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Excelente profesora. Muchas gracias por compartir su valiosa experiencia.

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Glad it was helpful!

[@johnbarryyallagher1128]

Thank you Karen, I should also mention the increasing number of journals that now publish the review of the article. This in itself can control what could be a disagreeable reviewer. Personally, I like not only to give permission for this but also to put my name to the review for all to know. Transparency I believe is a good thing for all sides. Then comes the thorny question of a small honorarium, or not, for this review service. Perhaps you could discuss this latter question in a later youtube?