a) Discuss three differences among the three types of journals. b) Why are scholarly journals
considered more reliable than the other sources? Scholarly Journals Popular Journals Trade
Journals Informs/reports on original research done by Entertains and informs a general Reports
on industry trends, new products or scholars and experts in the field. audience without providing
in-depth techniques useful to people in a trade or business. analysis. Articles are written by
subject specialists and Articles are written by journalists, Articles are written by specialists in a
certain field Authors experts in the field. freelance writers, or an editorial staff. Intended for a
limited audience - mainly Appeals to a broad segment of the for people in a particular profion,
Audience researchers, scholars, and experts. business, or industry. Simple cover design, few
images or ads. May Glossy, colorful, many images and lots of Often glossy paper;
images/advertisements relate to length research, in-depth analysis, very specific focus. several
pages. Original research, literary criticism and theory, Short, feature-length articles, news and
Articles about professional trends, new products or Content literature review, in-depth analysis
of topic. general interest topics. style to the discipline. public. Articles typically include
references, notes, Articles typically do not have references. Articles sometimes have refences.
References works cited. - Shakespeare Quarterly - Newsweek - Automotive News - Journal of
the American Medical Association Rolling Stone - Strategy \& Business Examples - Sports
llfustrated - Advertising Age.
a) Discuss three differences among the three types of journals- b) Why.pdf
1. a) Discuss three differences among the three types of journals. b) Why are scholarly journals
considered more reliable than the other sources? Scholarly Journals Popular Journals Trade
Journals Informs/reports on original research done by Entertains and informs a general Reports
on industry trends, new products or scholars and experts in the field. audience without providing
in-depth techniques useful to people in a trade or business. analysis. Articles are written by
subject specialists and Articles are written by journalists, Articles are written by specialists in a
certain field Authors experts in the field. freelance writers, or an editorial staff. Intended for a
limited audience - mainly Appeals to a broad segment of the for people in a particular profion,
Audience researchers, scholars, and experts. business, or industry. Simple cover design, few
images or ads. May Glossy, colorful, many images and lots of Often glossy paper;
images/advertisements relate to length research, in-depth analysis, very specific focus. several
pages. Original research, literary criticism and theory, Short, feature-length articles, news and
Articles about professional trends, new products or Content literature review, in-depth analysis
of topic. general interest topics. style to the discipline. public. Articles typically include
references, notes, Articles typically do not have references. Articles sometimes have refences.
References works cited. - Shakespeare Quarterly - Newsweek - Automotive News - Journal of
the American Medical Association Rolling Stone - Strategy & Business Examples - Sports
llfustrated - Advertising Age
