Textbook
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Methods of Family Research
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ISBN: 9781412992831Publication Date: 2012-07-16This textbook is available from the library's Course Reserves. The reserved copy must be used in the library. It is on a 2 hour loan period. Click the title above to check its availability.
Researching at Milner Library
This guide can help you with:
- Getting started with the research process
- Identifying databases specific to Family and Consumer Sciences
- Techniques for finding subject specific sources such books, articles, etc.
- Linking to a course specific guide
Conducting research is an iterative process. For more information about how to conduct research, consult the An Overview: The Research Process web guide.
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Academic Search UltimateA scholarly, multi-disciplinary full text database of sources including peer-reviewed journals, magazines, newspapers, books, ebooks, reports, and conference proceedings.
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Nexis UniFull text database including United States and foreign news/newspapers, business information, company profiles, legal information, and reference sources. Also includes: news transcripts, federal cases, state cases, law reviews. 10 Minute Training Tips
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Agricola
Citation database of agriculture-related journal articles, books, theses, patents, software, audiovisual materials, and technical reports related to agriculture.
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Understanding Call NumbersFind books on the shelves more quickly with this quick overview of how to read Library of Congress call numbers.
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Citing SourcesLearn more about why we cite the sources we use, how to cite sources in a specific style, and strategies for avoiding plagiarism.
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Determine Credibility (Evaluating)Criteria and examples of how to evaluate a source to determine relevance and credibility.
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Help Videos for Using MilnerA suite of short step-by-step videos showing you how to use the various resources available in Milner Library.
