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Many academic journals, and some professional conferences, use a peer review process to decide which papers will be published as articles and which ones will be rejected. The "peers" are experts who read and comment on the suitability of the submitted papers for publication.
The video below reviews the process for finding and evaluating information sources for research projects.
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