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Answer these quick questions ("not sure" is an ok answer!)

Click the + sign on the lower right of the screen to create your own post and number your answers for 2-4:

1 Add a GIF (to the attachment box) that shows how you feel about doing research

2 Name a library database you've searched before

3 Do you use Google Scholar? Do you give it a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down or a so-so rating?

4 Do you have a research tip or research frustration you'd like to share?

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2 PsycINFO

3 Yes it's so-so

4 interlibrary loan is helpful

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2. PubMed

3. Once for our last class (probably didn't use it well)

4. Open to any/all tips!

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2. Salem states library

3. Yes and eh

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2. Not sure exactly the database but ive used the library's search tool previously.

3. I use google scholar if a professor recommends it but typically stick to the library search tool.

4. I do not.

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2. SocioIndex

3. I have ids say so so

4. I like using the filter feature to narrow down the results

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2. SocINDEX

3. Thumbs up in terms of ease of entry/accessibility

4. Get someone else to do your literature review for you

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2. Salem States Library

3. So-So

4. No :(

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2. Ebsco host/JSTOR

3. So so for Google scholar

4. Not yet!

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2. PsychNet?

3. I have used it maybe once or twice

4. my tip is to start early, come back & revisit often so you're less overwhelmed!

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2) EBSCO, JSTOR

3) Sometimes but I haven't had the best experience

4) I don't have many research tips. It's been a while since I've done any, but I'm excited to learn more!

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2. Salem State

3. Somtimes

4. Choosing a topic