Source type | Peer reviewed? |
---|---|
Research article in a peer-reviewed journal | ✅ |
Chapter in a scholarly book | ⛔️ |
Dissertations | ⛔️ |
Conference proceedings |
⛔️ |
Preprints |
⛔️ |
Books of any kind |
⛔️ |
Book reviews published in peer reviewed journals |
⛔️ |
Editorials, letters to the editor, and other short pieces featured in peer reviewed journals |
⛔️ |
Peer review is an essential component of the scholarly publishing process. When done correctly, it is a vital part of building trust and maintaining high standards of quality for published research. Here are the main steps in the process:
If you can say "Yes" to the following things, you should definitely cite your source:
When *shouldn't* you cite a source?