This is a concise how-to guide to social sciences research for undergraduate and graduate students. Technologies including citation managers, presentation technologies, e-resources, and Google Scholar are woven throughout this handy guide.
This is a concise how-to guide to social sciences research for undergraduate and graduate students. Technologies including citation managers, presentation technologies, e-resources, and Google Scholar are woven throughout this handy guide.
Gail Staines is University Librarian at the University of Central Missouri where she oversees the James C. Kirkpatrick Library and the Center for Teaching and Learning. She has held leadership positions at public and private universities as well as nonprofit organizations including serving as an executive director, board member, board vice president and president. Her areas of research include information literacy, leadership, and library as place in academic environments. A successful grant writer for more than twenty years, Gail holds an MLS from the University at Buffalo as well as a Ph.D. in higher education administration, also from the University at Buffalo.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Choosing an Appropriate Research Question Chapter 2: Designing a Search for Scholarly Literature Chapter 3: Conducting a Search for Scholarly Literature Chapter 4: Evaluating the Information You Find Chapter 5: Outlining the Research Paper Chapter 6: Taking Notes While Reading Chapter 7: The APA Format: Writing and the Use of an Appropriate Format Chapter 8: The Writing Process Itself: You Can't Edit a Blank Page Chapter 9: Presenting Your Research Chapter 10: Some Final Thoughts Appendices A Research Questions Posed by Other Students B Example Paper C Worksheets 1 Selecting a Topic 2 Narrowing and Focusing Your Topic 3 Scholarly vs. Popular Literature 4 Best Places for Information 5 Your Research Strategy 6 Locating Books 7 Chapters in Books 8 Locating Scholarly Articles 9 Evaluating Information 10 Outlining the Research Paper 11 Presentation
Introduction Chapter 1: Choosing an Appropriate Research Question Chapter 2: Designing a Search for Scholarly Literature Chapter 3: Conducting a Search for Scholarly Literature Chapter 4: Evaluating the Information You Find Chapter 5: Outlining the Research Paper Chapter 6: Taking Notes While Reading Chapter 7: The APA Format: Writing and the Use of an Appropriate Format Chapter 8: The Writing Process Itself: You Can't Edit a Blank Page Chapter 9: Presenting Your Research Chapter 10: Some Final Thoughts Appendices A Research Questions Posed by Other Students B Example Paper C Worksheets 1 Selecting a Topic 2 Narrowing and Focusing Your Topic 3 Scholarly vs. Popular Literature 4 Best Places for Information 5 Your Research Strategy 6 Locating Books 7 Chapters in Books 8 Locating Scholarly Articles 9 Evaluating Information 10 Outlining the Research Paper 11 Presentation
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