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How do I find peer-reviewed journal articles?
A peer-reviewed article has been reviewed by other experts or scholars in the field for quality and originality. To determine if an article is peer-reviewed:
In OneSearch and in many databases you can limit your search to only peer-reviewed articles.
- Look for a checkbox that limits a search to scholarly (peer-reviewed) articles (either on the first search page or on the results page).
- Search in a database or journal that only contains peer-reviewed articles. (Read about the database or journal to identify the nature of its publications.)
See more information in our DIY Guide about peer-reviewed articles.
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Answered by Lauri Rebar
last updated:
Aug 22, 2023
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