From psychological-review-skills
Explains Psychological Review's review process: masked peer review, article types (full article vs. Theoretical Note), and what theory-journal reviewers probe. Does not write rebuttals or run submission checks.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/psychological-review-skills:psychrev-review-processThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- Before submitting, to understand what you are walking into
psychrev-literature-positioning)
matters precisely because the rivals' authors may review you.| Reviewer question | Where you should have answered it |
|---|---|
| Is this theory or a disguised empirical paper? | psychrev-topic-selection |
| Which standing models does it beat, and fairly? | psychrev-literature-positioning |
| Are the assumptions explicit and the mechanism real? | psychrev-theory-construction |
| Do the predictions follow, and could they be wrong? | psychrev-argument-development |
| Is the model identifiable; does a rival mimic it? | psychrev-boundary-conditions |
| Is the advance new, or a relabel / better fit? | psychrev-contribution-framing |
| For computational models: is the code available? | psychrev-submission |
Multiple rounds are normal at a theory journal; treat a major revision as an invitation to strengthen the theory itself, not merely to answer comments.
psychrev-submission)【Review model】masked; Editorial Manager; reviewers from the rival tradition
【Article type】theoretical article | Theoretical Note (+ length justification if > limit)
【Anticipated objections】[objection → skill that addresses it] (table)
【Decision read】[if letter present: the theoretical asks beneath the comments]
【Next step】psychrev-submission (preflight) or psychrev-rebuttal (after a revise decision)
npx claudepluginhub brycewang-stanford/awesome-journal-skills --plugin psychological-review-skillsRoutes users to the correct psychrev-* sub-skill based on the current stage of a Psychological Review theory manuscript, from problem framing through revision.
Explains Psychological Science's peer review criteria, editorial triage patterns, and Registered Reports pathway to help tailor manuscripts before submission and interpret decision letters.
Explains the Journal of Applied Psychology's masked peer review, action-editor model, dual gate of theory and rigor, and desk-reject patterns. Helps stress-test manuscripts before submission and interpret decision letters.