Consider these scenarios.

Scenario A: Setsuko reads an article in Skincare magazine warning about the use of a new herbal skin cream that may cause redness, swelling, and irritation.

Scenario B: Cicely reads an article in the Thai Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences stating that herbal skin creams that contain aloe vera cause less irritation than those without it.

Which article is more likely to have been peer-reviewed? How do you know?

I believe that scenario B with the article about aloe is more likely to have been reviewed by a peer because it is listed in the "Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences" which shows that it is a part of accepted research and, in most cases, it would have to be peer-reviewed beforehand.

Explanation:

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dubeyshailja64 dubeyshailja64 · Answer 2 · 2022-08-09T08:16:45+02:00

The article which is more likely to be peer-reviewed is an Article published in the Thai Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences stating that herbal skin creams. It will be accepted as shows accepted research as evidence.

What is Peer Review?

The process of having one or more people who have comparable qualifications to the work's writers assess the work is known as Peer review.

The peer-review procedure involves other experts who specialize in the same field analyzing the academic work, findings, or ideas of an author.

Scenario B will be most reviewed by peers as it states that this article is listed in the Thai Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences which is a scholarly source on which people can show their faith by describing the benefit of aloe vera creams based on research.

Therefore, an article based on scenario B Cicely reads an article in the Thai Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences is appropriate.

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