solved GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH SCHOLARLY RESEARCHThis assignment should help you practice

GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH SCHOLARLY RESEARCHThis assignment should help you practice taking notes on scholarly sources. Therefore, you may use contractions, abbreviations, point format or truncated sentences to answer the given questions. Your style of writing is not important here; the priority is to complete the given tasks.Using the UCI Library’s 39C research guide, search for scholarly sources in your topic area that you defined in your CP Assignment 1. (Remember that “scholarly sources” EXCLUDES popular publications as well as encyclopedias/reference publications).Read through your search results to identify a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal that pertains to your topic area. Look up this journal’s website, if it has one. You may use Google to find the information below, if necessary.[Note: these questions are not meant to steer you to any specific journals or types of journals; their purpose is to get you to ask relevant questions about your sources].• What is the name of the journal and who is its publisher?• Is the journal peer-reviewed? What are its criteria of selection for articles?What are the submission requirements?• Are there any names of individuals or institutions that seem to be closelyassociated with the production of the journal?• Is it preeminent? (For e.g. a well-known journal might have a Wikipediapage. It may be famous for a landmark article it published in its past).Search in the library databases for articles from this specific journal. Modify yoursearch to find things closely related to your topic area that were published relativelyrecently. Choose a specific article, and answer the following:• What can you learn from the abstract? Does it seem useful for yourresearch? (If not, pick another article!)• What can you find out about the author? (See if they have a faculty page at a university/edit a scholarly journal themselves/are quoted in the media/etc). What can you learn about their educational background and expertise? Is it in or adjacent to the same area as your topic?• Identify and read through the literature review section. Did any of the authors/works mentioned pop up in your earlier searches? What can the literature review tell you about the article’s purpose and context?• Read the introduction and the conclusion. What question is the article trying to answer? What is its primary message?