Read the following statements and - based on the information in this module - decide whether they are true or false. When complete, click on the button to reveal the correct answer.
Academic journals are good sources for finding research articles.
Every issue of an academic journal contains a collection of articles which are written by academic researchers from universities and other research institutions.
Articles in academic journals often contain errors and inaccuracies.
False: Articles which are considered for publication in academic journals are checked for errors by other researchers before they are published. This so-called peer-review process means that mistakes can be identified and corrected before publication.
The best way to find academic journals is to search for them on Google.
False: Most academic journals are not available to read free of charge online. The best way to find them is via your university library, as your library membership will entitle you to sign in to journals which your university library subscribes to. Your library will provide information on how you can find and access academic journals.