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How do I search for terms specifically in the title or for a phrase not in the title?

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How do I search for terms specifically in the title or for a phrase not in the title?

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If data is not being considered, can articles from over 5 years ago be used?  Or is that considered outdated?

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If data is not being considered, can articles from over 5 years ago be used?  Or is that considered outdated?

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Without logging into an account, JSTOR provides access to 100 free articles of your choice.  Is there a difference between those articles and the ones we have access to in the building?

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Without logging into an account, JSTOR provides access to 100 free articles of your choice.  Is there a difference between those articles and the ones we have access to in the building?

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At what point does an article or source lose its relevance for a changing field like science or politics?

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At what point does an article or source lose its relevance for a changing field like science or politics?

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What is the best resource to use at home if JSTOR isn't working?

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What is the best resource to use at home if JSTOR isn't working?

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Since we only have access to JSTOR in school, what do you recommend we do if we wanna be able to read and work through the sources at home?  Is that possible?

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Since we only have access to JSTOR in school, what do you recommend we do if we wanna be able to read and work through the sources at home?  Is that possible?

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Why can't we use JSTOR outside of school?  Is there a way to change this?

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Why can't we use JSTOR outside of school?  Is there a way to change this?

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What benefit do peer reviewed papers have?

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What benefit do peer reviewed papers have?

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What if you still can't find exactly what you are looking for?

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What if you still can't find exactly what you are looking for?

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How should we tackle finding scholarly secondary sources on uncommon topics where the search results in JSTOR are very limited?

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How should we tackle finding scholarly secondary sources on uncommon topics where the search results in JSTOR are very limited?

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Does JSTOR help with citations in MLA format?

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Does JSTOR help with citations in MLA format?

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Do you have any advice to make long articles more easily digestible?  Especially for such long and scholarly articles on JSTOR?

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Do you have any advice to make long articles more easily digestible?  Especially for such long and scholarly articles on JSTOR?

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Is there a way to narrow down the type of research that I want to find (stats vs. synopsis for example)?

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Is there a way to narrow down the type of research that I want to find (stats vs. synopsis for example)?

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Are there any other databases like JSTOR that would be worth taking a look at?

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Are there any other databases like JSTOR that would be worth taking a look at?

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Can the theoretical lenses hinder our research into causing it to be biased towards what we will write about?  As in we have an idea but the research changes the thesis or purpose of the essay or is it just part of the writing process?

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Can the theoretical lenses hinder our research into causing it to be biased towards what we will write about?  As in we have an idea but the research changes the thesis or purpose of the essay or is it just part of the writing process?

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How come I have to go to numerous websites when Google gives me a straight up answer?

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How come I have to go to numerous websites when Google gives me a straight up answer?

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Should we start at sites like Wikipedia and then switch to these or do we just start at JSTOR and EBSCO?

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Should we start at sites like Wikipedia and then switch to these or do we just start at JSTOR and EBSCO?

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If I don't have specific keywords I'm looking for, or the ones I use don't work, how do I refine my search without the keywords? (Assuming I don't have the keywords because I'm not sure what specifically I am looking for.)

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If I don't have specific keywords I'm looking for, or the ones I use don't work, how do I refine my search without the keywords? (Assuming I don't have the keywords because I'm not sure what specifically I am looking for.)

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Where can I find a guide for MLA citations?

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Where can I find a guide for MLA citations?

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Purdue OWL is our go-to source for citations

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If you truly can't find any good documents on the database, is it ok to use Google?

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If you truly can't find any good documents on the database, is it ok to use Google?

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How would we choose accurate keywords or theoretical lenses?

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How would we choose accurate keywords or theoretical lenses?

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If in the unlikelihood that despite reviewing search results greatly, I still cannot find relevant information, what should be my next step?  Take a different research approach? Use a new topic?

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If in the unlikelihood that despite reviewing search results greatly, I still cannot find relevant information, what should be my next step?  Take a different research approach? Use a new topic?

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NoodleTools is a bibliography tool that is available to all U-46 students and staff.

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Is there any way to find out which articles are better than others?

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Is there any way to find out which articles are better than others?

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How do I find the padlet Mrs. Priest showed us?

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How do I find the padlet Mrs. Priest showed us?

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Is there a difference between the MLA format on EBSCO and JSTOR compared to the MLA format on NoodleTools?

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Is there a difference between the MLA format on EBSCO and JSTOR compared to the MLA format on NoodleTools?

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How would we choose accurate keywords or theoretical lenses?

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How would we choose accurate keywords or theoretical lenses?

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Is there a process to help with finding theoretical lenses when refining searches?

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Is there a process to help with finding theoretical lenses when refining searches?

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Will the website translate a primary document in a foreign language or will it just explain it?

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Will the website translate a primary document in a foreign language or will it just explain it?

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How would I use a source in another language?

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How would I use a source in another language?

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How do terms and conditions effect my research?

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How do terms and conditions effect my research?

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What are all of the types of resources on JSTOR?

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What are all of the types of resources on JSTOR?

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Is everything on JSTOR from people with degrees or is student work there too?

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Is everything on JSTOR from people with degrees or is student work there too?