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Articles are great sources for information for your research, especially for the following:
Journal articles can include reports and/or reviews of current research and topic-specific information. They usually include bibliographies, which can lead you to additional information on a topic. Follow your research: if the research leads you in a new direction, chances are it’s a good direction to follow. Keep it in your area of interest, and let your interest guide you.
Articles are available from many different types of publications, including the following: scholarly journals, magazines, newspapers, chapters in books, conference proceedings, technical reports, trade journals, etc.
You will also need to decide what type of article you need for your research in terms of scholarly versus popular.
Keep your subject simple, but not too specific, for best results in researching.
Most of the library's journal databases are full-text, meaning you can get the entire article by following a link in the database. But occasionally, you will need to find out if the library has access to the full-text of a journal in a different database or in another format, like print. The library's Journals List will give you this information.
The results' screen lists all the databases containing full-text articles from the journal and the years covered in each.
Depending on the year of your article, select the appropriate database by clicking on the linked title.