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What are the different types of peer review processes used by journals?

I’ve noticed that journals can use different types of peer review methods, such as single-blind, double-blind, or open peer review. Can someone explain the differences between these methods? How do they impact the review process and the final decision on whether a paper gets published? I’d like to understand which process might be more suitable or common for different fields.

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