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2 PsycINFO

3 Yes it's so-so

4 interlibrary loan is helpful

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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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JSTOR

yes

No

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2 A-Z database

3 Yes so-so

4 Save all your potential resources and pick the best.

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2. ebsco

3. yes thumbs up

4. get your research done ahead of time in case an article you want is not immediately available to you

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2. Yes at Endicott College

3. Yes👍🏻

4. take it one step at a time - make side notes about the research article

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2 . not sure a bunch of them

3. Google scholar

4. Thumbs up

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ebsco ??

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google scholar is so so, I feel like I use a lot of different sources for research

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2. google scholar and psychinfo

3. google scholar is okay at times, depending on the research

4. dedicate time solely to researching

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Google scholar.

Do the research first, and then select the topic.