Confidentiality
Treat manuscript content as confidential and do not share material outside review workflow.
Deliver rigorous, balanced, and actionable reviews that support fair and high-quality schizophrenia research publication decisions.
Reviewers are expected to provide evidence-based, constructive, and policy-aligned evaluations.
JSDT peer review focuses on methodological validity, interpretation discipline, and relevance to schizophrenia disorders and therapy practice.
Effective reviews identify decision-critical risks clearly and distinguish major scientific concerns from secondary refinements.
A structured evaluation sequence improves consistency and editorial usefulness.
Where concerns exist, reviewers should cite specific sections or tables to improve traceability of requested changes.
Constructive tone and actionable recommendations improve author response quality and review cycle efficiency.
Reviewer professionalism is essential for fair editorial decisions.
Treat manuscript content as confidential and do not share material outside review workflow.
Decline assignments when personal, professional, or financial conflicts could affect neutrality.
Avoid citation requests that are not methodologically necessary or scientifically justified.
Submit reviews within agreed timelines to protect efficient editorial decisions.
Review comments should focus on evidence quality, reproducibility, and interpretation limits.
Specific line-linked feedback is more actionable than broad non-specific criticism.
Constructive recommendations improve manuscript quality while preserving reviewer neutrality.
Conflict and confidentiality rules should be followed strictly throughout peer review.
Timely reviews protect decision speed for clinically relevant research submissions.
Review comments should focus on evidence quality, reproducibility, and interpretation limits.
Specific line-linked feedback is more actionable than broad non-specific criticism.
Constructive recommendations improve manuscript quality while preserving reviewer neutrality.
Conflict and confidentiality rules should be followed strictly throughout peer review.
Timely reviews protect decision speed for clinically relevant research submissions.
Review comments should focus on evidence quality, reproducibility, and interpretation limits.
Specific line-linked feedback is more actionable than broad non-specific criticism.
Apply these standards to provide reliable recommendations and strengthen publication outcomes for authors and readers.
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