Article Types
BIOLINGUISTICS currently publishes articles of the following types:
Type | Description | Abstract required? | Peer review model1 | ||
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Identity transpareny | Reviewer interacts with | Review information published | |||
Article | Regular articles reporting original empirical research (including replications) or detailing theoretical advances. | Yes | Double anonymized | Editor | None |
Registered Report | Articles reporting original empirical research (including replications) in accordance with our guidelines for Registered Reports. All submissions undergo double anonymized peer-review twice, once prior to in-principle acceptance and a second time after the study has been carried out. | Yes | Double anonymized | Editor | None |
Brief | Brief reports of original research or theoretical developments, focusing on a single aspect of a subject matter. All submissions undergo double anonymized peer-review. | No | Double anonymized | Editor | None |
Review | Reviews of books and other relevant media. Submissions are peer-reviewed. | No | Single anonymzed, double anonymized | Editor | None |
Forum | Opinion pieces of varying length, discussing original research, theoretical developments, or other relevant issues, published in BIOLINGUISTICS or elsewhere. Submissions are reviewed by the Editorial Team (Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editors). In addition, they may be sent for external review at the discretion of the Editor-in-Chief | No | All identities visible, single anonymized, double anonymized | Editor, authors | None |
1See STM (2021). A Standard Taxonomy for Peer Review [vers. 2.1]. OSF. https://osf.io/7j6ck/