Peer-review allows psychologists to be sure that the information shared in journal articles is:
A) unbiased and validated.
B) unbiased and invalidated.
C) bias and validated.
D) bias and invalidated.

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Peer-review is a process where other experts in the field review a study or paper before it is published to ensure that the methods and conclusions are valid and that the study is free from bias, making it both unbiased and validated.

Peer-Review Allows Psychologists to Be Sure That the Information Shared