What is peer-review and how do I find peer-reviewed journals?
Peer-review is an editing process used by most academic journals. In peer-review, a group of professors or experts in the field review an article before it's published to make sure it follows discipline standards and norms. You can find peer-reviewed articles in the library's online databases. Many databases have an option to search for only peer-reviewed sources. The method varies by database, so you may need to consult the database's Help section or a librarian.