What are Peer Reviewed Articles?
Scholarly/academic journals selectively publish the works of scholars, researchers, and experts.
Most scholarly journals, but not all, have peer reviewed articles. Peer-reviewed articles are also called refereed. Those terms mean the same thing and are interchangeable.e.
For articles to be considered peer reviewed/refereed, they must go through a rigorous review process by the authors' peers, who are experts in their fields.
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Ulrichsweb: Identify Peer Reviewed Journals
Already found an article in a journal and wondering if the journal is peer reviewed/refereed?
Search for the title in Ulrichsweb, a database that identifies which journals are peer reviewed/refereed.
The title will have this icon, 
, that looks like a referee's jersey next to it if the journal is peer reviewed/refereed.
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