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If you want to search for a specific author of articles, how do you do that in a good way? Also, if you want to do a search for a specific topic from a specifik author, how do you do that in a good way?

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How to narrow down your search and keep track of it?

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How to narrow down your search and keep track of it?

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Even if I use the Boolean operators and try to narrow my search down, I get so many results. I would appreciate if you can go trought that again. Also, it seems to me that even if i try to combine different key words, one of them is missing. I guess this is about me not really getting how to use the Boolean operators properly.
Also, I also have a question about organising your search and your findings. I'm planning to do a litterature review as a part of my project; how do I keep track of what I have searched for, my findings, the keywords I've used etc.? How do I choose relevant databases?

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I am doing social scientific research about a topic mostly written about in medicine. Often, when I perform a lit review, I get a lot of articles written from a health science perspective. However, I am looking for more articles coming from a critical social epistemological standpoint. How do I gather relevant articles for me across this interdisciplinary divide? 

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I am doing social scientific research about a topic mostly written about in medicine. Often, when I perform a lit review, I get a lot of articles written from a health science perspective. However, I am looking for more articles coming from a critical social epistemological standpoint. How do I gather relevant articles for me across this interdisciplinary divide? 

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I can´t find the limitors "Academic Journals" or ”Source Databases”

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Seeing that the literature is too much, how do i narrow it down to the most relevant, and also how do i keep track of the literature that i have read? 

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Seeing that the literature is too much, how do i narrow it down to the most relevant, and also how do i keep track of the literature that i have read? 

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Can you use asterisks on a word you have put an asterisk in the end of?

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I usually just look into one main database, like Scopus. Is it efficient in terms of time to look into different databases with the same keywords? If so? how many? What are the most efficient steps you would recommend following? (e.g. first look into the Lund catalogue and then pick the first two ones and search in each one of them?. Also, I am not quite sure about the operators when inserting them in the Lund search. Can OR or AND be included in the same row?

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Some of the databases hosted by EBSCOhost makes it possible to select "fields" and combine keywords with a specific focus on, for instance, author, journal, geographies terms and subject terms. How could we use these filters to make even more specific searches?

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I believe at this stage the main challenge is to find different keywords that adress our main topic if the first tentative doesn't show any results. The inclusion/exclusion criteria will be crucial also to have the relevant paper and the choice of the use of different database and type of documents. 

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I believe at this stage the main challenge is to find different keywords that adress our main topic if the first tentative doesn't show any results. The inclusion/exclusion criteria will be crucial also to have the relevant paper and the choice of the use of different database and type of documents. 

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I work on an interdiciplinary topic and there is a lot of literature that is potentially relevant to read but the amount of literature is also a bit overwhelming. How do I best tackle this in terms of 1) identifying what is most relevant for my field 2) organising the literature to keep track of what I've read and what I have left to read?

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I work on an interdiciplinary topic and there is a lot of literature that is potentially relevant to read but the amount of literature is also a bit overwhelming. How do I best tackle this in terms of 1) identifying what is most relevant for my field 2) organising the literature to keep track of what I've read and what I have left to read?

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Would you describe LUBSearch and Source Databases as step 1 and 2 in a literature search? For example, you use LUBSearch as a first step (explorative stage) to refine/identify key concepts based on the results, and proceed to Source Databases as a second step to get more targeted results.

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Why us driftnet Source Databases for search when there (in my case) al are included in LUB search? 

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Why us driftnet Source Databases for search when there (in my case) al are included in LUB search? 

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Is it a valid approach to start with a specific publication and work your way through the references to identify important work and so forth? Where to start or to end?

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how to approach literature search best when we don't know if there are publications in other languages?

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How do we best keep track of the keywords / combination of search terms? Is it even feasible to keep a table or what kind of information should be tracked for our results when conducting a review.

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I am not sure I understand the difference using vs. not using quotations marks in the search function.
Video 1: why "peanutbutter" AND (jam OR jeally) instead of peanutbutter AND...
The other two videos could not make it 100% clear to me.