Scientific journals send out potential articles to other scientists working in the same research area, and those scientists make comments regarding the research. This is known as

A. journalistic integrity.

B. peer rebuttal.

C. peer review.

D. journalistic license.

E. jurisprudence.

The correct answer is C. Peer review

Explanation:

Peer review is a common method to evaluate the credibility, reliability, and quality of works including scientific articles, journals, experiments, reports, etc. This method implies professionals or experts of the same field reviewing, commenting or assessing others' work. Additionally, peer review is often necessary before publishing. The description provided refers to peer review because it is this process the one that involves scientists commenting or reviewing other scientists' work, considering the work is being reviewed by peers or experts of the same area with similar skills or knowledge.