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Accounting

Peer Reviewed

Peer review is an editing process in which a scholar's work is reviewed by experts in a field before being accepted for publication.

More credence is given to journal articles that have gone through a peer review process, ensuring accuracy of content..

NOTE:

ALL peer reviewed journals are scholarly journals.
Not all scholarly journals are peer reviewed.
Most databases (journal indexes) allow user to select "peer reviewed" as a limiter.
Use Ulrich's Global Serials Directory to determine if a journal is peer reviewed.

Structure of a Research Paper

Evaluating Resources

Evaluate Sources | CRAAP Method
This document will show you how to examine resources to see if they are trustworthy and valid to use as a source for research.
Journals vs Magazines
Criteria to help judge difference between scholarly journals and popular magazines/trade journals.
How to Use Boolean Commands
Thompson Library Research Tools

Last Updated: Jun 14, 2022 2:57 PM
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Subjects: Business

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