Answered By: Diane Cruickshank
Last Updated: Jul 26, 2017     Views: 13

Scholarly peer-reviewed journal articles:

  • Contain very current information
  • Report the latest primary research and the important developments in a field
  • Are the medium of communication for scholars
  • Contain lengthy bibliographies of related research
  • Contain information on narrow, specific topics

Using them will give you a solid foundation to back up what you want to say in your essays/reports.

Need to find more general information? Use books.
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