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In the context of the APA Ethics Code, psychologists who act as reviewers for materials submitted for presentation, publication, grants, or research proposals have a strict ethical obligation. They must respect the confidentiality and the proprietary rights of the individuals who submitted the information, ensuring the work is not improperly shared or used.

Reviewers

An important aspect of scholarly integrity is the obligation of peer reviewers to maintain the confidentiality of the unpublished research they evaluate. Reviewers must keep the contents and ideas of the manuscript secret until the research is formally published.

Confidentiality in Peer Review

According to the APA Ethics Code, what is a primary ethical obligation for psychologists who act as reviewers for materials such as research proposals or publications?

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