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CONTENTS
Library Catalog
Using Other Libraries
Books vs. Internet
Databases vs. Internet
Scholarly Journals
Using the Databases
Controversial Topics
Literature Essays
Citing Sources
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Contrasting Sources: In general, scholarly articles are viewed as having more authoritative information. This is why instructors often request "scholarly journals." You may also see the terms "peer-reviewed" or "refereed." For the purpose of this tutorial, we will consider the three terms as equivalent. In comparison, "popular" magazines are viewed as less credible and are geared towards a general readership. This chart gives several important characteristics of each type of publication.
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