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These periodicals are often called:
- Journals
- Scholarly journals
- Peer reviewed journals
- Refereed journals
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These periodicals are often called:
- Magazines
- Newsletters
- Bulletins
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These periodicals are often called:
- Magazines
- Newspapers
- Digests
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Their intended audience is:
- Researchers and scholars within a specific academic discipline
- Students
- Subject specialists
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Their intended audience is:
- Professionals who are already working in the field
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Their intended audience is:
- The general reader
- A specific demographic group
- Enthusiasts or hobbyists with common interests
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Types of articles published:
- Original scholarly research including abstracts, methodology, conclusions, and cited references
- Review articles that sum up or survey the current research being done in the field
- Discussions of current topics within an academic discipline
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Types of articles published:
- Articles that are relevant to the field
- News and legal updates related to the field
- Information from working professionals in the field
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Types of articles published:
- Articles related to the theme of the magazine
- News-oriented articles
- First-person accounts
- Articles summarizing current research for an average reader
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Published articles:
- Are submitted by recognized scholars in the field
- Must pass a rigorous review by a panel of subject experts
- Must meet strict guidelines for format and content
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Published articles:
- Usually written by a magazine’s own staff writers, although they may also be submitted by experts in the field
- Are generally checked for factual accuracy
- Are edited for style, grammar, and punctuation
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Published articles:
- Can be written by a magazine’s own staff writers or submitted by freelance writers
- Are generally checked for factual accuracy
- Are edited for style, grammar, and punctuation
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May include:
- Advertisements for other scholarly publications, scholarly conferences, or professional products
- Illustrations or photographs that enhance the understanding of an article
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May include:
- Advertisements for products or information related to the field
- Eye-catching illustrations and photographs
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May include:
- Vast quantities of glossy advertisements
- Eye-catching illustrations and photographs
- Visual effects to grab a reader’s attention
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Published by:
- Scholarly or professional associations or societies
- Universities or research institutions
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Published by:
- Organizations specific to the field
- Commercial publishers
- Special interest groups
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Published by:
- Corporate conglomerates
- Commercial publishers
- Special interest groups
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