It is one of the "ideal beyond reach" journals, and a comprehensive journal that publishes all activities related to human production, living and life. On the homepage it shows that the submission rate is 19%, 81% of the manuscript will be directly rejected by the editor, and the annual number of articles is about 100. The manuscript is extremely difficult to be accepted, and the regular review time is about 1 month per round.

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NHB is a level better than NC. When people in our college submit articles, they usually submit to NHB first. If rejected, they then submit to NC, and the editors also suggest internally transferring to NC. However, NHB is notorious for its slow review process.

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Nature Human Behaviour has only been around for a few years and is relatively new. Due to its limited scope (accepting manuscripts on a narrower range of topics), it cannot be considered a comprehensive scientific journal. Currently, its influence cannot be compared to that of Nature Communications.

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Nature, although it has an impact factor of only around 12, its difficulty, influence, and paper quality far surpass Nature Communications. According to JCR classification, it is the only comprehensive journal in the series of major journals. I hope to be able to contribute to it.

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