Listing professional activities such as peer review contributions on an academic curriculum vitae is universally recognized and accepted practice in academia, making citation unnecessary.
The claim asserts that listing peer review contributions on an academic CV is standard professional practice. This is a matter of everyday professional convention and academic norms, making it common knowledge. None of the retrieved papers specifically evaluate or test whether CV listing is standard practice, as they focus on topics like AI reviewer selection, systematic reviews, or barriers to medical student research.