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How to find peer reviewed journal articles

A peer reviewed article is an article that has been

  • evaluated by experts on the subject (peers)
  • revised if necessary to meet the experts' standards
  • accepted by the experts

Many ALADIN databases

  • include both peer reviewed and other kinds of articles
  • let you limit your search to peer reviewed articles

ALADIN databases have different formats.  These pictures show how to limit searches to peer reviewed articles in ProQuest, EBSCO, Ovid, and CSA databases.  Click the box next to "peer reviewed."

ProQuest databases (ProQuest Research Library, Education Complete, etc.)

ProQuest Peer Review

 

EBSCO databases(Ebscohost: Academic Search Premier; CINAHL; America: History and Life; Historical Abstracts; Communication and Mass Media; SPORTDiscus)

EBSCOhost Peer Review

 

Ovid ERIC

ERIC Peer Review

 

Ovid PsycINFO

Step 1

PsycINFO Peer Review Step 1

Step 2

PsycINFO Peer Review Step 2

 

CSA MLA International Bibliography

 CSA Illumina Peer Review Step 1

On this screen, scroll down to:

CSA Illumina Peer Review Step 2

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Prepared by Laura Jacobi
Manager, Library Instruction and Reference Services
December, 2008

 

 

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