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Hard to narrow topic/results to a manageable number

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" I honestly thought I knew how to look for research, but I was stuck and used my resources. My appointment helped me extremely and I feel much more confident meeting my professor tomorrow." -- real quote from former McNair Scholar

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-- another suggestion from a former McNair Scholar

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"Not only do undergraduate students use the center but also graduate students." - former McNair Scholar

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finding enough sources that relate to my topic

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Not finding the correlation you were looking for

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Not finding the correlation you were looking for

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Sometimes even if you have used the "and" features in the databases sometimes you just can't find exactly what you're looking for

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Being too specific/ being too broad

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reading the sources  I found that relate to my topic

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reading the sources  I found that relate to my topic

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Not knowing how to phrase my search

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Trying to narrow down my research question, and figure out the research method.

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Make it a goal to read at least one article a day when they are reading heavy.

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I had a lot of basic questions I was afraid to ask about research. My professor was more than willing to help, I just had to find the courage to ask.

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Sometimes the article can be exactly what I was looking for, but hard to understand, especially in the methods section.

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Something I think would be helpful in our group is discussing with others/ asking others for help when we want a second opinion.

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figuring out statistics

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I just google everything and anything that comes to my mind. This helps because I've discovered new topics related to my research and it's even more interesting for me now.

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Not enough resources to put something together yourself.

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Don't feel overwhelmed when reading long articles or documents, take it a little at a time and ANNOTATE. Annotations save lives.

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Annotate whenever you read!

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a lot of professors here are more than willing to help, and they're the most experienced, it can really help with figuring out the process

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Sometimes it can be helpful to see how your classmates are approaching the paper so you can get more ideas.

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In the past I have struggled with finding an article that is more specific to my general topic (some vary too much)

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I am unsure of how to use it. How familiar are liaisons with SPSS?

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after finally completing the research project

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after finally completing the research project