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jcp-review-process

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Use when calibrating expectations for the Journal of Consumer Psychology (JCP) review cycle — desk-screen odds, the area-editor/reviewer model, what "process is thin" really means, R&R norms, and the new-studies expectation. Sets expectations and revision strategy; the response letter itself is jcp-rebuttal.

When to use

• Reading decision letters
• Weighing revision feasibility
• Estimating submission odds
• Addressing process complaints
• Deciding to push back or withdraw
• Calibrating effort and timeline
• Identifying binding constraints

When not to use

• Writing the response letter
• Topic selection
• Theory development

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