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Editorial Misconduct—Definition, Cases, and Causes |
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Advancing Kinesiology Through Improved Peer Review |
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The Editoræs Role as a Harriet Shaw Weaver |
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Appropriate Roles for the Subscriber, Publisher, Editor, Author, and Reviewer in the Archives of Plastic Surgery |
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Free for Service: The Inadequate Incentives for Quality Peer Review |
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