In most cases, according to Peters and Ceci (1982), resubmitted published papers:
A) were accepted a second time for publication without being detected as resubmissions.
B) if not detected as resubmissions were likely to be rejected on methodological grounds.
C) were most likely to be rejected because they were resubmissions.
D) were rejected over the protests of the editor.

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Peters and Ceci (1982) found that when they resubmitted published papers to the same journals, the papers were often rejected on methodological grounds, even though they had been previously accepted and published.

In Most Cases, According to Peters and Ceci (1982), Resubmitted