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Scholarly Journals On The Other Hand

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A. There are three different types of sources: scholarly journals, popular journals, and trade journals. A scholarly journal is written by subject specialist that inform readers with their in-depth analysis and research. Scholarly journals are prepared with relevant terminology for the field they have researched, there are very few images, and lists references in a works cited. Poplar journals on the other hand, are written by journalists with the objective to entertain not inform. Popular journals appeal to the broad segment of the population and are very brief articles with many images and advertisements. Lastly, trade journals provide readers with industry trends useful for people in business. They are written by specialist and intended …show more content…

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