Answered By: Gina Bolger Last Updated: Dec 06, 2016 Views: 133
Answered By: Gina Bolger
Last Updated: Dec 06, 2016 Views: 133
- If you want to search exclusively for peer-reviewed journals, most databases and Summon Power Search will allow a user to limit results to only peer-reviewed journals. Often times, databases will call these “Scholarly Journals” or “Academic Journals.”
- If you have a specific journal title you want to check:
- Click on the “DATABASES” link on Miller Library's homepage.
- Select “All Databases A-Z”
- Select “Ulrich's Periodical Directory” toward the bottom of the list.
- Beside the search box, select “title” and type in the title of the journal.
- When the journal title comes up, look to see if a icon of a Referee's Jersey is located to the left of the journal title. If so, the publication is peer-reviewed.
- If you are unsure a article is peer reviewed or not after following these steps, contact a reference librarian.
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