The intended audience of this video is researchers selecting a journal in which to publish, but you should also use this same process when deciding whether a journal is reputable before you cite it. Obviously, you still need to evaluate any individual article you use to ensure that the methods and conclusions in it are sound and logical, but use caution in order to avoid citing articles published in questionable or predatory journals.
Evaluate and compare journals using Web of Science social science and science citation data calculated as impact factors.
If you use the FindIt option and there is no full text, you can request the article for free through interlibrary loan.
Or use these related research guides: