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Evaluation form of theoretical-empirical articles
The purpose of evaluating articles submitted to REGEPE is to contribute to the quality of the academic production presented.
We recommend that you – reviewer, evaluator –, when issuing an opinion or evaluation on the manuscript considered for publication by REGEPE, do so, bearing in mind the codes of conduct and guidelines suggested by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), which are also available on our website for consultation.
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Article Title
1. Writing
The writing and the structure of the texts must be clear, objective, and concise in relation to a scientific paper. A scientific paper is understood to be a text carried out with careful methodology, containing an argument based on scientific knowledge and not on common sense.
2.Purpose
The objective of the work must be well defined. This means that the author is able to establish one or more objectives, support the argumentation around such objectives, and finally, achieve the proposed objectives.
3. Theoretical basis
The theoretical basis of the paper should be consistent. By consistency we mean coherence in the exposition of the ideas contained in the text and the relationship between them and the other elements of the paper (methodology, discussion and conclusion).
4. Methodology
It must be clear and consistent with the theoretical framework and the objectives of the article.
5. Results
They should be relevant and consistent with the methodology and discussed in relation to other reviewed studies.
6. Conclusion
It must be consistent and coherent with the proposed objectives.
7. General Evaluation
Indicate in the space below additional suggestions to the authors to improve the article, for example, in relation to: Form (structure, language, readability) or other useful comments to the authors.
8. Reviewer Conclusion
(Recommendation):
9. In compliance with Open Science, we ask if you (reviewer) agree with the publication of the manuscript evaluation reports, according to the following options:
