Peer reviewed or refereed journals are scholarly publications that publish articles that have been through a review process by a peer group.
• article is critically evaluated by other specialists or scholars in article’s subject area during the review process and before publication.
• how do scholarly publications differ from magazines see "What’s the Difference? Scholarly Journals vs. Magazines" https://guides.ucf.edu/c.php?g=78763&p=508241
• Easiest way is to use the limiter in a database.
• Check the Help section of the database for assistance in using available limiters.
• Many databases allow you to limit to scholarly journals directly from the results list.
• Some databases contain only scholarly resources.
• Look for information that describes the database or check the Help section.
Ulrichsweb Global Serials Directory is a database used to find detailed information about journals, magazines, and newspapers, no articles are available within Ulrichsweb.