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Understanding Scholarly Journals: A Guide to Research and Peer Review Processes

Scholarly journals are essential for disseminating research results, methodologies, and theoretical frameworks. They undergo a rigorous peer-review process involving blind reviews, where articles may be accepted, revised, or rejected based on their merit. These articles typically feature multiple authors, abstracts, and extensive technical content, often including data and references. Designed for an academic audience, they primarily cater to faculty, graduate students, and professionals in specialized fields, using technical language that reflects a deep understanding of the subject.

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Understanding Scholarly Journals: A Guide to Research and Peer Review Processes

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  1. Scholarly Journals

  2. Scholarly Journals • Important part of research process • Presents research results, methodologies, and theories

  3. Peer Review • Rigorous review by peers • Refereed process • Blind review • Articles are accepted, accepted after revision, or rejected

  4. Anatomy of Scholarly Article • Multi-authored • Includes abstract or summary • Much longer and more technical than trade or magazine article • May include data • Includes footnotes and bibliography SAMPLE OF ARTICLE REFERENCE from Science Direct:Acoustical design of stages with large plane surfaces in rectangular recital halls  • Applied Acoustics, Volume 64, Issue 9, September 2003, Pages 863-884 Weihwa Chiang and Yan-kuanShu

  5. Authors • Primarily faculty and graduate students • Are specialists in a subject area • Present research results

  6. Language & Audience • Language technical and specific to a research area • Graduate students, faculty, other researchers and professionals involved in scholarly research • Authors and audience overlap

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