A Benefit of Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles Is That They Are

question 30

Multiple Choice

A benefit of peer-reviewed journal articles is that they are _____, whereas a disadvantage is that they are _____.

• A) readily accessible to mainstream audiences; not empirically sound
• B) readily accessible to mainstream audiences; empirically sound
• C) empirically sound; readily accessible to mainstream audiences
• D) empirically sound; not readily accessible to mainstream audiences

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Definitions:

Horrible Circumstances

Situations or conditions that are extremely unpleasant, distressing, or difficult to endure.

Dual Identity

The condition of identifying with two distinct cultural or national identities simultaneously.

Anglicization

The process of adopting English culture or language, commonly observed in non-English-speaking countries or amongst immigrants in English-speaking countries.

Great Britain

A landmass situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, near the northwest edge of mainland Europe, consisting of England, Scotland, and Wales.