Scholarly journals, sometimes called academic or professional journals, are specialized periodicals that publish articles for study and research in a particular subject area.
Many scholarly journals have a system of peer review: they must first be reviewed by a group of scholars who make sure that the article meets high standards for study and research in the subject area.
Some databases will have the full text of the entire article available within the database, others will only have a citation for the article. When there is only a citation available, check the citation title in SURF or request it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL).
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