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Scholarly/Peer-Reviewed vs. Popular?
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Scholarly/Peer-Reviewed vs. Popular?
You need a scholarly or a peer-reviewed article. What does that mean? How do you tell what you've got? This guide will help.
What Are Scholarly or Peer-Reviewed Articles?
Identifying Peer-Reviewed in Databases
Using Ulrichsweb to Check for Peer-Reviewed
Choosing Sources Right for Your Topic
Lifecycle of Scholarly Communication
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