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Example of a Masked Reference List References Auden, M. (2009). Challenges in conducting longitudinal research with immigrant families. Social Work, 1, 3-13. Author. (in press). Author. (2008). [Title omitted for blind review]. Unpublished manuscript. 6. Make Masked References Available in Cover Letter

If you are submitting your manuscript via an online submission system, or as ... For example, write ‘Smith and Black (2007) have demonstrated’, not ‘We have previously demonstrated (Smith & Black, 2007)’. 7. Check that all identifiers have been removed from electronic files, for ... Because the journal’s peer review process is blind ...

Blinded manuscript preparation guidelines As part of the blind peer review process, authors will need to submit a blinded ... examples); corresponding author (name, address, phone/fax, e-mail). All persons who have a reasonable claim to authorship must be named in the

A blinded manuscript file that does not include: acknowledgements, author information, institutional affiliations or contributions, disclosures of conflict, identification of funding source(s), names of IRB granting institutions, or clinical trial registration number. Manuscript filenames should not include any author names or initials.

Below we outline the methods to ensure your manuscript is effectively blinded prior to submission. Note that a complete title page, acknowledgements, and author contributions must be uploaded alongside the blinded manuscript. If the manuscript is in Word format, follow steps 1 - 4 (these steps are appropriate for Word

How to Blind a Manuscript for Submission. Entangled Religions uses double-blind peer review, which requires that manuscripts be fully anonymized. If manuscripts contain any identifying information when they are submitted, they have to be corrected before they can be sent out for review. ... Please avoid phrasing in which you refer to your own ...

A blinded manuscript without any author names and affiliations. Self-identifying citations and references in the article text should be avoided. ... More examples of template data availability statements, which include examples of openly available and restricted access datasets, ...

a blinded title page which includes the title of the manuscript only without any author names or affiliations, and blinded manuscript without acknowledgements, author contributions or disclosures of conflict. a) b) numbered pages and lines (in Word, > Page Setup > Line Numbers > Continuous) throughout the text of the manuscript,

To ensure the manuscript is correctly prepared for double-blind peer review, please use the third person to refer to work the Authors have previously undertaken, e.g. replace any phrases like “as we have shown before” with “… has been shown before [Anonymous, 2007]”. ... A short example is found below. You may also use the online APA ...

As for blinding the citations, I think the point is to refer to your own work in a neutral and unrevealing way. Here are some examples of correct and incorrect ways to cite your own work in a blinded manuscript: Incorrect: "As I have argued elsewhere..." Corrected: "As Jones (2001) has argued..." Incorrect: "As I argue in (Jones 2001)."

Double Blind Manuscripts. If you wish to submit your article in the Journal of Automation, Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems, you can submit your paper in the Double Blind Review process. If you wish to submit your paper in JAMRIS, you musty abide by the following steps: 1.Do Not Include Author Information on the Manuscript's First Page.

For authors: How to anonymize a manuscript for double-blind peer review • Ensure that there is no author information in the metadata of any of the files submitted. Metadata ... • Remove any Acknowledgments or Author Contributions from the manuscript, AND place them in the cover letter. The information can be transferred after completion of ...

While recognizing that the blinding of manuscripts is not a perfect system, the AJR comes down on the side of blinding in the belief that it is better for all concerned and easier for the reviewer not to know than to know the source of the manuscript being reviewed. In our judgment, knowing the source of the manuscript introduces a potential bias that is best avoided: such a bias actually lies ...

(4.4) Blinding of manuscript during review process You have just accepted an invitation to review a submitted manuscript from a journal that uses a double-blind review policy. In reading through the manuscript, you strongly suspect the identity of the authors who submitted the work. Although the authors’ names do not directly

In case of references to your previous or ongoing work the citation should state (Anonymous, n.d.). The “Anonymous” reference will be changed after the two independent reviewers’ positive votes on the manuscript. Title, abstract and key words: the title is centred and written in Times New Roman 11, ALL CAPS Bold.

Please do not submit any part of your manuscript in .pdf or .xls format; use MS Word. Your submission should include a title page, blinded manuscript in Word, and a separate Word file for any tables and figures, if relevant. Please see the “Guide to New Submissions” for more information about these elements of your submission.

What Is Blinded Manuscript? This journal uses double-blind review, which means that both the reviewer and author identities are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process. What is the purpose of blinded review? The advantage of single blind reviewing is it allows your reviewers to critique papers without any influence being

When authors and reviewers are blinded from each other, there is a foundation for an objective review. ... The institutional review board statement can be standardized. For example, stating that the study was approved by the University of Tennessee Health Science Center provides the reviewers the city and university and might provoke a negative ...

Information to help prepare the Blinded Manuscript. Besides the obvious need to remove names and affiliations under the title within the manuscript, there are other steps that need to be taken to ensure the manuscript is correctly prepared for double-blind peer review. To assist with this process the key items that need to be observed are as ...