What Is a Peer-Reviewed Journal

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Multiple Choice

What is a peer-reviewed journal?

• A) A journal that has been assessed to be of high quality in a survey of its readers
• B) A journal that has been assessed to be of high quality by a team of journal editors
• C) A journal that mainly accepts articles that have been blindly assessed and judged acceptable by reviewers retained by the journal
• D) A journal that accepts articles from clinicians as well as researchers and academics

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Definitions:

DFL

Degree of Financial Leverage; a measure that shows how much a company's earnings per share (EPS) are affected by changes in its operating income, indicating the volatility of earnings.

Dividends Per Share

The amount of dividends paid to shareholders, divided by the number of outstanding shares of a company's stock.

Stock Price

The present rate at which a company's stock is bought and sold on the stock exchange.

Present Value

The present worth of a future amount of money or sequence of cash payments, calculated using a particular return rate.