training resources

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Reviewer training
First Time Reviewer slides
How to be the Reviewer you Always Wanted slides
Video recording of reviewer workshop

Early career researcher resources: Responding to reviews
On-demand training
Workshop slides: Behavioral study example
Case study handout : Paper summary and decision letter
Case study: Responding to problematic reviews
Video recording of workshop
Workshop slides: Cognitive Neuroscience example
Case study handout: Paper summary and decision letter
Case study: Responding to problematic reviews
Video recording of workshop
Toolkit for responding effectively to reviews

Other Resources
General information on peer review, tips on how to review and cope with reviews
“The art of peer reviewing: Toward an effective developmental process”
“Peer review in scientific publications: benefits, critiques, & a survival guide”
“How to survive peer review”
Committee on Publication Ethics: Peer review processes
Toolkit for peer review, focused on health research
PREReview trainings for open, preprint peer review
Society for Neuroscience peer review mentorship program
American Psychological Association reviewer resources
American Psychological Association Inclusive Language Guidelines
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association reviewer resources and mentorship program
Publisher resources
Elsevier tools for navigating peer review (including training)
Taylor & Francis: Guide to becoming a peer reviewer
Springer Nature: How to peer review
Springer Nature: Editorial principles and guidance: Content that might be harmful to human population groups
British Medical Journal: Reviewer training materials
Web of Science Academy (includes peer review training)

Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Consortium for Advanced Research Methods and Analysis Introductory Reviewer Development Workshop
Module 1: Integrity, Open-mindedness, and Constructiveness
Module 2: Thoroughness, Tone, and Clarify
Module 3: Expertise, Represent, and Efficiency
American Psychological Association editorial fellowship program