Scholarly "Peer-Reviewed" Articles through the Holman Library
1. Click the link above to access the Holman Library One Search which searches for books, videos, journals and more.
2. Construct a search. You will likely need perform at least a couple different searches with different search words
- Click images to enlarge and see all examples below:
3. Filter in the left column by show only = PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS
![filter by "show only" = peer-reviewed](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/22044/images/filter_by_peer_reviewed.png)
4. Click "view online" to read the article:
![](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/22044/images/peer_reviewed_result.png)
6. The library has articles in different vendor "platforms," so the interfaces may look slightly different, but the strategies to manipulate the articles are similar:
6A. Manipulate the article - EBSCO platform
![](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/22044/images/platform_ebsco_article.png)
- Read the abstract (summary) to determine if the article is relevant to your needs
- Click "full text" to read the entire article. Double check to make sure it meets the criteria for a scholarly "peer-reviewed" article
- "Subject terms" may be helpful for future searches that you perform
- Save a link to this article so you can access it later
- There is a database-generated citation, but they are occasionally incorrect.
- There are the pieces of info that you can use to create a citation on your own
6B. Manipulate the article - PROQUEST platform
![](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/22044/images/platform_proquest_article.png)
- Read the abstract (summary) to determine if the article is relevant to your needs
- Click "full text" to read the entire article. Double check to make sure it meets the criteria for a scholarly "peer-reviewed" article
- "Subject terms" may be helpful for future searches that you perform
- Save a link to this article so you can access it later
- There is a database-generated citation, but they are occasionally incorrect.
- There are the pieces of info that you can use to create a citation on your own