I remember there are indexes to indicate publications' impacts. Where do I find those indexes?

There are also ways to see which publications refer to a certain journal. How do I find out?

Answer

The "Web of Science" database is one index for measuring the impact of articles.  For each article in search results, "Web of Science" displays a heading "Times Cited:" followed by a number.  Click on that number to see citations to the original article.

WEB OF SCIENCE
http://library.uhd.edu/go.php?c=14590163

The "Journal Citation Reports" database can be used to find the impact of a specific journal.  In the full entry for each journal, look for the "Cited Journal Data" button to see a list of journals that cite articles published in the journal you are studying.

JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS
http://library.uhd.edu/go.php?c=14590100

Some general information about the influence of a journal can also be found in Cabell's Directories.  This source is not particularly useful for the purpose you describe, but it may provide information to supplement "Journal Citation Reports."

CABELLS
http://library.uhd.edu/go.php?c=14589989

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