After a nutrition experiment is completed, a report describing the project is read, analyzed, and evaluated by two or more researchers who were not involved in the research study. Before the article is published, they examine it to ensure that the experiment was not flawed and that the results were interpreted correctly. This process is called

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This process is called peer review, where experts in the field review and evaluate the research study to ensure its quality and accuracy before it is published in a scientific journal. Choice A (experimental consultation) relates more to seeking guidance or advice from experts during the research process rather than the evaluation stage. Choice B (experimental design) is related to planning and designing the research study, not the evaluation stage. Choice C (journal critique) refers to analyzing and evaluating published research studies, not the evaluation stage before publication.

After a Nutrition Experiment Is Completed, a Report Describing the Project