What is the ultimate goal of peer review, and how can different models contribute to achieving that goal?

Single-blind review: Authors identities are revealed to all, but reviewer identities are not revealed to authors (also known as anonymous review); Open review: ... Single-blind: the reviewers know the names of the authors, but the authors do not know who reviewed their manuscript unless the reviewer chooses to sign their ... TIE - Single-Blind review process ... Submission policy has changed on 01 July 2020. TIE has switched to "single-blind" peer review process, where the identities ... What is the Frontiers peer review model? Frontiers operates a single-blind model during the review process. This means the reviewers know who the authors are in ... Aug 24, 2023 ... Impact of polyphenol oxidase on the bioavailability of flavan-3-ols in fruit smoothies: a controlled, single blinded, cross-over study†. Mar 24, 2021 ... To assess whether the type of peer-review (single-blinded vs double-blinded) has an impact on nationality representation in journals. A second objective was to compare open peer review with single-blind peer review. This study was the first to analyse a large number of reviewer reports ... Jan 7, 2021 ... ... reviewing policy from single-blind peer review to double-blind peer review in 2018. We find that after switching to double-blind review, the ... They randomly assign each of the 113 reviewers to give either single- or double- blind reviews, and each paper submission receives at least three single-blind ... Feb 13, 2013 ... Double-blind reviews imply that both the author and the reviewers are blind, while single-blind reviews imply that reviewers are blind and the author is not.