Accounting

Remember in addition to direct quotes you also have to cite your sources for:

• ideas (unless they're your own)
• summaries
• paraphrases
• facts that aren't "common knowledge"

If necessary, check correct citing for class discussions and personal communication like interviews and email.

Don't take shortcuts--when in doubt, cite!

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.