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This document discusses choosing research topics and finding sources. Katie Beth Ryan, a reference and instruction librarian, helps students with research and finding sources. She talks about establishing a good research question that is interesting to the student, specific but not too broad or narrow, answerable, and has available sources. The document provides examples of good and improved research questions on the topic of opioid abuse in New Hampshire. It also discusses finding relevant articles using the Academic Search Premier database and research guides.
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- 1. Choosing a Topic, Finding Your Sources Katie Beth Ryan 2 August 2019
- 2. 2 Who am I? Katie Beth Ryan Reference and Instruction Librarian What do I do? Help you with research and finding sources
- 3. โน Talk about what weโre interested in researching Today, weโll ... โน Establish what makes a good research question โน Find articles related to our research question in a library database
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- 5. โIs This a Good Topic?โ
- 6. โโIs it something that interests you?โ 6 Youโre going to spend a lot of time with this topic!
- 7. โI Donโt Know What To Write About!โ
- 8. โWhat Matters to You?โ โน Local, national, international โน Or, write about something that doesnโt affect you!
- 10. A Good Research Question ... โน Is not too broad or too specific โน Cannot be answered โyesโ or โnoโ
- 11. A Good Research Question ... โน Often phrased as one of the 5 Wโs and 1 H โน Something for which sources are available
- 12. A Good Research Question ... โน Something youโre interested in!
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