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- 6. This is the screen you are first brought to. You have a lot of options on how you construct your search. Keep it simple.
- 7. Suggestion: Look for your topic in the title of the article. Another recommendation: look for your search terms as keywords.
- 8. Put quotation marks around a phrase. You can limit to full text only and academic journals.
- 9. Here we went from 66 results (some full text some not, some academic journals and some not) to only full text academic journals (33 total).
- 11. How the article appears in the actual print journal Delivery options include printing, emailing or linking to the article.
- 12. For more info. come to the library or make an appointment with a librarian.