Chapter 3 Flashcards

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General reference tools

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Sources researchers often refer to first; they indicate where to locate other sources such as articles books reports and other documents that deal directly with the research question

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Literature review

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An assessment of the potty or bodies of literature that pertains to a specific research question

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Abstracts

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A brief summary presentation of various publications as well as the author title and place of publication

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Primary sources

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Publications in which researchers report the results of their studies directly to the reader

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Secondary sources

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Applications in which authors describe the work of others

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Steps involved in a literature search

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  1. Define the research problem as precisely as possible
  2. Look at relevant secondary sources these can include research reviews
  3. Select and Peru’s one or two appropriate general reference works
  4. Formulate search terms such as keywords or phrases pertinent to the problem or question of interest
  5. Search for relevant primary sources using appropriate general reference tools
  6. Obtain and read relevant primary sources and note and summarize key points in the sources
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Search terms

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Words or phrases used to locate primary sources

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Subject terms or subject heading

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Assigned Vocabulary words used in database

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Descriptors

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Subject terms are subject headings as found in ERIC

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