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So
let's say that you come across a promising citation and
after reviewing the abstract, you have decided that you MUST
get this article. It would suit your research paper
nicely. But below the abstract, you do not see the
text of the article, or a link to a PDF version. What
do you do?
The first thing you should do is write down on a note card
or piece of paper the citation (you can also Email or print
the record). You are now going to find the citation by
searching for the Source, the periodical (magazine,
journal, or newspaper), that contains the article you are
seeking. When you search for the Source, you will be
searching by its title. You will NOT be searching by
the title of the article or its author. You will be
looking for that article in the appropriate volume
(or year) and issue of that
source.
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