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jcr-review-process

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Use when understanding how Journal of Consumer Research (JCR) review and decisions work — double-anonymized review, the co-editor/AE/reviewer structure, decision letters, and what reviewers from different disciplines expect — before submitting or when a decision arrives. Sets expectations; the actual response is drafted in jcr-rebuttal.

When to use

• understanding JCR review and decisions
• reading decision letters
• calibrating to JCR's developmental culture
• understanding reviewer expectations
• mapping reviewer points to stages
• identifying transparency conditions

When not to use

• drafting the actual response
• topic selection
• contribution framing

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