Which of the following ensures that only quality scientific studies that have been well controlled and avoid bias appear in scientific journals?

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Peer review is a process by which scientific research is evaluated by a group of independent experts in the same field. Peer review ensures that the research is of high quality and has been well controlled and is free from bias. Therefore, it ensures that only quality scientific studies that meet the standards of the scientific community are published in scientific journals. The other options (B - funding agencies, C - an independent variable, D - anecdotal evidence, and E - the scientist responsible for the experiment) do not have the same level of control and oversight as peer review.

Which of the Following Ensures That Only Quality Scientific Studies