Ramayah et al. (2020) is a Piece Spreading False Claims, Wrong Attributions, and False Self-Credit
Please carefully read the title of this article "Developing process [...]
The Article Kalnins & Williams (2021) Published in the “Strategic Management Journal” is a Best Example of Outdated Literature Review
Outdated literature review has become a major problem in published [...]
Critical Analysis of Rather et al. (2024) Published in the “International Journal of Hospitality Management” Shows Many Orthographic, Structural, and Methodological Errors GalleryCritical Analysis of Rather et al. (2024) Published in the “International Journal of Hospitality Management” Shows Many Orthographic, Structural, and Methodological Errors
Critical Analysis of Rather et al. (2024) Published in the “International Journal of Hospitality Management” Shows Many Orthographic, Structural, and Methodological Errors
Today, we analyze an article published in so-called prestigious tourism [...]
Sameeni et al. (2024) Left Many Important Things Unaddressed: An Article with No Theoretical Underpinnings, Methodological, and Analysis Flaws
It has become a harsh reality that Editors and Reviewers [...]
Heliyon Publishes Ataei et al. (2024) Ignoring Major Theoretical and Methodological Problems: An Instance of Relaxed or Nescient Peer Review
Peer review is an essential process to vet the credibility [...]
Anxiety Causes Stress: A Defective Article Published in the Journal of Migration and Health Proved!
Today we are going to analyze the article “Factors contributing [...]
Flawed Article First Tested Data and Then Proposed Hypotheses: Nescient Review by PLOS ONE
The article “Do business records management affect business growth?” by [...]
Why Do Journals Publish Articles with Incomplete Information? An Example from Cogent Business & Management
The article "Tourism and hospitality firms' response to COVID-19: the [...]
Wrong use of the Concept of Nomological Validity and its False Testing
In the "Encyclopedia of Personality and Individual Differences", Preckel and [...]
Wrong Identification of Levels in Multilevel Studies Would Lead to Erroneous Results
Today, we will analyze an article titled “The more you [...]