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Thetwomostimportantethicalconceptsinthepeerreviewprocessareconfidentialityandprotectionofintellectualproperty.Reviewersshouldnotknowtheauthor(orauthors)theyare1,andtheauthor(orauthors)shouldnotbetoldthenamesofthereviewers.Onlyby2strictconfidentialityguidelinescanthepeerreviewprocessbetrulyopenandbeneficial.3,nopersoninvolvedinthepeerreviewprocess–4theeditor,reviewers,orotherjournalstaff–canpublicly5theinformationinthearticleorusetheinformationinasubmittedarticleforpersonalgain.unit1A.examining B.reviewingC.censoring D.inspectingA.maintainingB.remainingC.reserving D.preserving3.A.Likewise B.ThereforeC.However D.Nevertheless4.A.neither B.nor C.bothD.either5.A.uncover B.revealC.disclose D.expose?????

Peerreviewers,inadditiontomaintaining6,canbeneitherconflictednorpoliticalintheirreview.Conflictsmaytakethe7offinancialconflictswiththeresults,conflictsiftheresearchistoosimilartotheirownresearch8,andconflictsduetopersonalrelationshipswiththeauthor(orauthors).Politicalmotivationsthatmight9withthepeerreviewprocessincludecompetitiontopublish10otherscientistsandinaccuratereviewsdesignedto“punish”acompetingcolleagueorjournal.IIICloze6.A.confidentialitB.intimacy C.familiarity D.intelligibility7.A.shape B.silhouette C.formD.metamorphosis8.A.intents B.purposes C.endeavors D.desires9.A.interfere B.intervene C.disturb D.interrupt10.A.forB.byC.withD.in?????

Editorsmayfinditdifficulttoguaranteeaconflict-freepeerreview11,becausereviewersmustbeexpertswithknowledgeuniquetothefield12wh