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Object template

Reviewer

Identifies an expert who participates in a review of a scholarly output, recording their name, unique identifier, and role in that review.

A reviewer is an expert who participates in the assessment of a scholarly output, contributing evaluative judgment as part of a review.

The object records the reviewer’s identity, including name and unique identifier, along with the role they played in the review.

Fields

6 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
ID TypepicklistThe nominal type of unique identifier used for the person who contributed to the review.person-id-types
IDidentifierThe unique identifier of the person who contributed to the review.
First NametextThe given name of the person who contributed to the review.
Middle NametextThe second given name of the person who contributed to the review.
Family Name*textThe surname of the person who contributed to the review.
RolepicklistThe role played by this person in their contribution to the review.reviewer-roles

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