Long Descriptions of images in Guides
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- The Research Process
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- Finding Articles in Library Databases
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- Pyramid of Different Types of Studies
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Types of Sources
Books = In-depth, detailed coverage of a topic and background information.
Articles
- Scholarly Journals = Up-to-date and highly specific for scholars and researchers.
- Trade Publications = Targeted towards professionals in a discipline or industry.
- Magazines = Broad summaries of issues for a general audience.
Newspapers = Up-to-date, national and regional information for a general audience.
Internet = Wide variety of information. Evaluate websites carefully.
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