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 | Hey Gabby, my Anthro teacher said I needed "peer-reviewed" articles for my research paper. What's that? | |
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| I don't know. Like, I'm your peer, so like, maybe I'm supposed to read it and, like, tell you what I think. | |
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| ...yeah, so that didn't sound quite right. Can you help me? | |
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| Sure. Your peer is another student, but an anthropologist's peer is another anthropologist. "Peer-reviewing" is a process where people in the same field evaluate each other's work to ensure quality. | |
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| This'll be easy! The librarian said most library databases have a check-box for finding "peer-reviewed", or "scholarly" articles. | |
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| Welcome to MyPima, Bonnie Rabitt. Click the "Library" tab to begin your research. | |
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