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HHP 492: Dalessio (Fall 2024)

Steps

1. Consider employing 'Zotero' or the "My Folder" feature in particular databases to track your progress & organize your thoughts

2. Search the library catalog: https://libraryguides.berea.edu/ 

3. Search for scholarly articles using my database recommendations (below)

4. Try the same search again, within one same database, this time using synonyms or related terms (often a built-in thesaurus)

5. Repeat your search in other databases, mixing and matching keywords/subjects

6. Look at the keywords or subject terms listed in one good article for hints on how to proceed

7. "Cite forward" in Google Scholar or Science Direct for further sources

8. Citation mine using the references in newer articles

9. Order unavailable articles using Interlibrary Loan

10. Organize your findings in some meaningful way: chronologically, geographically, topically/thematically, or methodologically. Zotero (linked in the box below) can help you do that.

Search our databases for articles

Citing forward/ citation mining

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Online Citation Management

We suggest that you ultimately defer to the print style manual recommended by your professors, but if you need accurate online citation generators, Zotero is convenient and generally accurate.