For many of your discussion boards and assignments, you will be asked to find peer reviewed articles to support your ideas.
Here is a resource that explains the peer review process: https://purdueglobal.libanswers.com/faq/36276
The easiest way to search for peer reviewed articles is by clicking on Peer Reviewed located just below the search button on the library's homepage.
By clicking on that, the search results will be filtered to show peer reviewed articles.
This resource shows were that option is located in most of the different databases we have access to: https://purdueglobal.libanswers.com/faq/220076
There are a couple of ways to find out of an article is not just scholarly but actually peer reviewed.
The first way is to take a look at its detailed record of the article. To do that, click on the title of the article while in the results list.
On the next screen, scroll down to Journal Subset. There, if the article is peer reviewed, it might be listed.
However, even if you do not find that information in the detailed record, that doesn't mean that the article is not peer reviewed.
There is one other way to see if an article was published in a peer reviewed journal and that's by going to the journal's website.
