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# Peer Reviews

Any type of post on ResearchHub is eligible to be peer reviewed on ResearchHub. To do so, navigate to the `Reviews` tab on the paper menu.

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In the Reviews tab, you’ll be prompted to evaluate various aspects of the paper's quality and provide a numerical score as part of your review.

* **Overall** - please share your overall impressions of the paper.
* **Introduction**: Does the introduction clearly articulate the research question and provide adequate context? Is the study's significance within the field convincingly established?
* **Methods**: Does the study design test the authors' hypothesis? Are the methods described in enough detail for independent replication?
* **Results**: Were the study's finding analyzed and interpreted reasonably? Is the resulting data open and auditable?
* **Discussion**: Do the results support the authors' conclusions? Are there any alternative interpretations of the study's findings that the authors should have considered?