In terms of impact factor (for a lack of a better proxy), what are the highest ranked neuroscience journals that use double-blind review process?
I would be submitting a paper that combines neuroscience, psychology and machine learning.
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1$\begingroup$ Why the fixation on double-blind review? $\endgroup$– StrongBadCommented May 31, 2015 at 19:13
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4$\begingroup$ I don't know the particulars of your case, but it is usually a big red flag when someone thinks that their work deserves a top journal but do not know the top journals of the field in which the work is in. That usually signals a certain amount of disengagement with the literature, my personal advice on how to proceed would be here. However, I think your question is a fine fit for this site and I hope you get some useful answers. $\endgroup$– Artem KaznatcheevCommented Jun 1, 2015 at 2:31
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Nature Neuroscience offers such a possibility.
http://www.nature.com/news/nature-journals-offer-double-blind-review-1.16931
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Does anyone know of any clinical psychology journals that use a double-blind review process?
