What are the possible outcomes of a peer review?

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The possible outcomes of a peer review are typically accept, revise, or reject. "Accept" means the manuscript is accepted without changes; "revise" means the manuscript needs modifications before final acceptance; and "reject" means the manuscript is not publishable in its current form. Option B is slightly incorrect as "reassess" is not a typical outcome of peer review. Option C is incorrect as "reread" is not a typical outcome, and Option D is incorrect as "review" is what is already happening in the peer review process.

What Are the Possible Outcomes of a Peer Review