What's the difference between a journal and a database?
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A Journal is a publication that publishes articles of interest within a given subject area. Scholarly Journals, Trade Journals, and Popular Journals are three types of journals that the library provides access to.
A Database is a collection of sources, usually pertaining to a broad subject area, which can include Journals as well as Books, Films, and other types of sources (e.g. ScienceDirect, PsycINFO).
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