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Using Online Indexes to Find Articles
If the full text of the article is available through the online index, it can be printed directly or e-mailed. If it is not available, you will have to locate it in print. The information that you need in order to locate the article is given in the article record.
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To find the article, the minimum information you need will be:
In this record, all this information will be found in the Source field:
- Journal title
- Volume, issue, and date
- Starting page number
Source: Journal of Social Psychology; Oct2002, Vol. 142 Issue 5, p670, 3p
It is also useful to have the name of the author(s) and the title of the article. All this information:
will be necessary when you prepare your list of references for a research paper.
- Author(s)
- Article title
- Journal title
- Volume and issue number
- Publication date
- Page numbers
This concludes the section on finding articles using online indexes. To learn how to use the Internet effectively for research, click on the forward button. To return to the library home page to search online indexes, click on the home symbol.
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