Tress et al. (2014) present a step-by-step present a step-by-step guide on how to write a paper for a successful publication in a peer-reviewed journal. They propose a ten-step approach to the entire process of paper writing from preparation, manuscript writing, and submission to the stages of peer-review and revision. The steps include defining paper objectives, authorship, journal selection, writing routines, requirements of manuscript sections, editing and proof-reading as well as how to communicate successfully in submission and review. Authors with a ten-step guide on how to write a paper that gets published in a peer-reviewed journal. Step 1. Define the objective, type and title of the paper. Step 2. Decide on co-authors. Step 3. Define the audience and select the correct journal. Step 4. Write for readers. Step 5. Write in short, but regular sessions. Step 6. Write a well-focused and clearly structured manuscript. Step 7. Edit the text for clarity,-logic, language and length. Step 8. Ask colleagues to read the manuscript critically. Step 9. Communicate clearly in submission, review and revision. Step 10. If a manuscript is rejected, do not give up.
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Tress, G., Tress, B. and Saunders, D. (2014). News and Views How to write a paper for successful publication in an international peer-reviewed journal INTRODUCTION. Pacific Conservation Biology, 20, 17–24. https://doi.org/10.1071/PC140017
Anis Hamza re: A step-by-step guide on how to write a paper for a successful publication in a peer-reviewed journal Do you claim have written this post from 'four days ago'? Or did you perhaps neglect to give reference to a 2014 source? The text, image, and steps in your posting are verbatim from:
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Leo
It is interesting to see this blatant plagiarism in the post by Anis Hamza of the paper the Tresses and I published in 2014. As pointed out by Leo Atwood, the step-by-step guide is a direct copy of our figure in
Tress, G., Tress, B. and Saunders, D. (2014). News and Views How to write a paper for successful publication in an international peer-reviewed journal INTRODUCTION. Pacific Conservation Biology, 20, 17–24. https://doi.org/10.1071/PC140017
Perhaps Anis Hamza could have the good grace to acknowledge the source of the step-by-step plan for publication.
Dr Denis Saunders
Denis Saunders Leo Atwood Thank you for your comment and I apologize for this mistake. I added the source, if you want I delete the discussion.
Thank you for acknowledging our paper. Instead of starting your post with "We present a step-by-step" which implies you are presenting it, you should start with "Tress et al. (2014) present a step-by-step" And replace every "we" with "they". In addition, you should make it clear that in your png link that the diagram is ours.
Dear Anis Hamza , additionally I really liked A guide to backward paper writing for the data sciences Jon Zelner, Kelly Broen, and Ella August, published in Patterns. KR Rob
Writing a paper for successful publication in a peer-reviewed journal necessitates a meticulous and well-thought-out approach. First, it is crucial to select a topic that aligns with the journal's scope and would be of interest to its readership. Conducting thorough research to gather supportive evidence is essential, followed by organizing the paper into sections such as introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion. The title and abstract should be concise yet informative. Precise language, logical flow of ideas, and adherence to the journal's guidelines are imperative throughout the writing process. Creating tables or figures can enhance clarity and allow for better data presentation. Peer feedback on drafts is vital for refinement. Lastly, thorough proofreading helps eliminate grammatical errors and ensures cohesiveness. Following these step-by-step guidelines will greatly increase the chances of successfully publishing one's work in a prestigious peer-reviewed journal.
Hello Anis Hamza,
Publishing your paper in a peer-reviewed journal can be a tiring task. Here are some tips
- Make a strong first impression by clearly articulating your research question or hypothesis.
- Outline your research approach in detail, using tables and graphs to demonstrate particular findings.
- Analyze the results, explore the consequences, and finish briefly.
- Ensure proper citations and thorough editing.
- Personalize your paper to the appropriate journal, adhering to the submission criteria.
To know more, see the full article at https://allconferencealert.net/blog/best-tips-for-writing-a-good-research-paper/
You can also see the articles. Link: 1. https://wentworthgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Tress_Tress-Saunders_2014_Pac_Cons_Biol.pdf; 2. Article How to Write and Publish a Research Paper for a Peer-Reviewed Journal
; 3. https://www.med.upenn.edu/mdresearchopps/assets/user-content/Resources/Writingitup-step-by-step.pdf- Badges
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