There are 6 major characteristics of a scholarly journal.
- Journals are usually published on a quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall) or monthly basis.
- Long, in-depth articles cover case studies, report research, and include bibliographies.
- Journals are geared toward scholars, researchers, or professionals.
- Journals contain few photographs or advertisements.
- Journals are usually sponsored by academic or professional organizations.
- Articles are written by experts, researchers, or professionals in their field.
Other examples of scholarly journals are:
- Behavioral Neuroscience
- Journal of Communication
- Canadian Historical Review
- International Affairs
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