Research 101
You will not find all the information you need in one place nor will you find it using a single search term. Gather information from a wide variety of sources (encyclopedias, journal articles, book chapters, reviews, etc.). Collect new keywords as you search. Use keywords in various combinations to focus your search and refine your results list. Synthesize the information you find to support your thesis. Remember to give credit when using the words or ideas of others by citing your sources correctly.
- Set up a research appointment with a librarian
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Lateral Reading -- Evaluating Your Digital Sources
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