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more e books

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the most recent articles

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Newly published journal articles, conference papers

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books and journals, I guess not separate papers/articles, need to manually check journals for papers?

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books and journals, I guess not separate papers/articles, need to manually check journals for papers?

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Must filter results by date/year and types of literature to see more updated materials

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more broad search, filter with dates, need to check manually if results are credible e.g. peer reviewed

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more broad search, filter with dates, need to check manually if results are credible e.g. peer reviewed

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refine research with different filters e.g., year, subject area, document type,...

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It gives you a good overview of the topic

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Different way of looking keywords up, as well as the layout of the website - you can filter results by date, open access, language and many other things which makes it much easier to narrow down the search when compared to some other search engines (e.g. google scholar)

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advanced search possible

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Psychology specific with more filters

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year since 2015, format, academic journals, books, ebooks, language english, field and title and abstracts.

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the prompt needs to be clearly written in order to get a good answer

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mostly publications, has many filtering options

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mostly publications, has many filtering options

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Can be limited to show peer-reviewed results only. You can further specify your search for your search terms (search in Abstracts, all text, author, etc.)

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Had the most limited results!

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Not similar to other search engines - uses AI, very similar to chat gpt. Not necessarily ideal for looking for articles but is good for generating research ideas as well as brainstorming and getting familiar with the topic

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subject area, psychology or social science, keywords like longitudinal study, open access and affiliation

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no filter for peer reviewed articles

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simplest search engine with the least options to filter

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simplest search engine with the least options to filter

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this had the best filters

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a chance that the paper is behind a paywall

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can we trust an AI search engine?

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There are papers from 2026?

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general ai, searches results anywhere, not within a specific database, so results might not be reliable

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general ai, searches results anywhere, not within a specific database, so results might not be reliable

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only 3 or at least very small amount of papers per prompt

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you can choose if emotional regulation should be in the article or in the title of the article - that is nice

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Not limited to the library in Lund? But therefore i's not free in many cases

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students best friend

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prompting gives you more suited answers but you do have to phrase a good one

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prompting gives you more suited answers but you do have to phrase a good one

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No opportunity to filter peer reviewed articles?

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more for summarizing after you find the article, giving you an overview if you can use the article for your search. But AI Tools can give wrong information.