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Scholarly/Peer Reviewed Journal Articles vs. Popular Magazine Articles
Journal Articles
Scholarly Articles | Popular Articles | |
Purpose | In-depth and subject specific, often contains original research | Provide general information for the public |
Author | Scholar or subject specialist, provides credentials | Journalist, non-subject specialist paid for content |
Audience | Scholars, researchers and students | General public |
Language | Specialized terminology | General vocabulary |
Images | Few photos & ads | More photos & ads |
Accountability | Peer-reviewed and fact checked by experts in the field | Reviewed by editorial staff (not subject specialists) |
References | Required | Generally not listed |
Examples | Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Nursing Ethics, Engineering Studies | Time, Newsweek, Vanity Fair |
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