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Popular search engine that has an option to search scholarly works.
What is Google Scholar
This describes when the research was published.
What is the publication date?
This is a common place to publish articles and exist in many disciplines.
What is a journal?
This resources is a first-hand account of an event
What is a primary resource?
This is found at the beginning of your research paper
What is an introduction?
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What is the Auraria Library Database?
This is a critical evaluation of work
What is a literature review?
Scholarly articles have what at the end of the paper?
What is a reference list/works cited?
This is a secondary account of an event, person or thing.
What is a secondary source?
What is a reference list/works cited?
These are what you should use to narrow results
What are keywords?
This is another word for summarizing a research article.
What is synthesizing?
These are written for a general audience and lack subject area expertise.
What is a popular article?
Name two examples of primary sources
What is letters, diaries, autobiographies, government records.
This is where you discuss the process of collecting data/information.
What is methodology?
This is what you use to identify sources
What are citations?
This is a good indicator that an article is factual.
What is identifying limitations?
Scholarly articles go through this type of review process.
What is peer-reviewed?
What is a newspaper, textbook, encyclopedia, biography.
This research design involves collecting, verifying and synthesizing information.
What is Historical Design?
This database hosts books, primary sources and journals.
What is JSTOR
This is used to make conceptual distinctions and organize ideas.
What is conceptual framework?
These are two parts of the article you should review first.
What is the abstract and conclusion?
This is factual and not interpretive
What is a primary source
This research design helps provide answers to the questions of who, what, when, where, and how associated with a particular research problem.
What is descriptive design?