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Why don't the journals give full texts to students ??
1. Is it a deliberate decision by the journals to restrict access to full texts for students?
No, it is not a deliberate decision. Journals have subscription fees that provide access to their full texts, and these fees can be quite expensive for students.
2. Can students access the full texts through their university library?
Yes, many universities have subscriptions to various journals that allow students to access full texts through their library's online databases.
3. Are there any legal barriers preventing journals from giving full texts to students?
No, there are no legal barriers. Journals have the right to restrict access to their content as they see fit.
4. Are there any alternative ways for students to access full texts?
Yes, some journals offer open access options where the full texts can be accessed for free. Additionally, there are websites and databases that provide free access to scientific articles.
5. How can students stay updated on the latest research if they don't have access to full texts?
Students can attend conferences and workshops, read summaries and reviews of research articles, and follow researchers and journals on social media to stay up-to-date on the latest research.