You can check to see if a journal uses peer review by searching the Ulrich's Periodicals Directory for the journal title.
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Note: Search for the journal title, not your article. There are no articles in Ulrich's.
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Ulrich's is linked on the Verify Peer Review page under the Search & Find menu on the Library website.
Here are the steps to search Ulrich's Periodicals Directory:
1. From the Library homepage, click on the Search & Find tab.
2. Click the Verify Peer Review link in the menu on the left.
3. Enter the journal title in the search box.
4. Click Search and find your journal in the search results.
5. Look for the refereed icon, shaped like an umpire's jersey, to the left of the journal name. This symbol indicates the journal is peer reviewed. Refereed is another term for peer reviewed.
Watch the video to see how to how verifying peer review is done.
Video: Search Ulrich's to check for peer review
(1 min 7 sec) Transcript
More Information:
- What is peer review?
- Learn more about peer review
- How do I find scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles?
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