What is the difference between a peer-reviewed and a scholarly journal article?

Answer

 A “scholarly” journal article is an academic paper written by an expert for an audience of other experts, researchers and or students in that specific field of study. A peer reviewed article is one reviewed and critiqued by the writer’s peers – other experts from within the respective field of study. The rigorous methods of inquiry applying to a peer reviewed article prior to its publishing, means that it usually holds greater merit than a Scholarly paper. 

Topics

  • Last Updated Jan 18, 2022
  • Views 12
  • Answered By Callum Forrester

FAQ Actions

Was this helpful? 0 0

Please give an e-mail address so we know where to send your answer. We will not share it.
Your Question
Your Info
Fields marked with * are required.