Primary
sources undergo a rigorous peer-review or referee process before
being published. An article submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed
scientific journal is sent to reviewers, often specialists who are familiar
with the topic or experts in similar fields or areas. They evaluate
the content and methodology of the author(s)' work and results.
The editorial and peer review
process serves to remove subjectivity and sensationalism from the publication
process. Scholarly
journal articles use this process to protect and maintain the
quality of material they publish.
Not all journals found in
the journal indexes are peer reviewed. To find peer reviewed articles
using artilce databases, you need to limit your search with special
limiters.
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