What are the resource implications of implementing and managing single blind review?

... reviewed via a double-blind review process. Demo papers must be accompanied by a conference demonstration (see details below), and can be reviewed via a single ... ... blind reviewing procedure, the Editorial Board was asked for its recommendation. Roughly a third favored retaining single-blind reviewing (SBR), roughly a ... Blinding techniques are also used to avoid bias. In a single-blind study the participants do not know what treatment groups they are in, but the researchers ... May 21, 2017 ... What is a single blind or double blind peer review? In a single-blind review, the author does not know who the reviewer(s) is/are, but the ... Oct 12, 2021 ... (2017) designed a similar experiment where papers submitted to a reputable computer science conference were subjected to both single-blind and ... Sep 18, 2020 ... But critics of single-blind review say that this knowledge can also negatively bias a reviewer, who may disfavor lesser-known researchers ... Jun 12, 2024 ... This single-blind, randomized controlled trial (N = 140) will compare an intensive delivery format of prolonged exposure (iPE) against standard weekly ... Aug 24, 2023 ... Impact of polyphenol oxidase on the bioavailability of flavan-3-ols in fruit smoothies: a controlled, single blinded, cross-over study†. Jan 8, 2016 ... Conclusion. Chitosan from fungal origin was able to reduce the mean body weight up to 3 kg during the 90 day study period. Together with this, ... Jul 17, 2023 ... Single-, double-, and triple-blinding are commonly used blinding strategies in clinical research. A single-blind study masks the subjects ...