example of a scholarly journal |
- Usually covers a single subject area (such as neonatal nursing, art history, etc.)
- Usually reports on research or reviews the literature
- Language is often technical and specific to the subject
- Articles will contain a list of references cited in the paper. (Using this reference list, a reader may consult those same sources for more sources)
- Authors are usually researchers or experts in their field
- Has little or no advertising
- May have charts and graphs
- Titles may be Journal of.. or Quarterly Review of..., or simply the name of the subject
- Scholarly journals may or may not be peer-reviewed
Some databases, like Academic Search Premier, allow you to check the box Scholarly (Peer review) articles.
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