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Getting started

Choose a topic: Define the research question/statement

Find sources: Identify the information need. Do you need background info? A research article? A literature review article? etc. What databases would include this type of information on your topic? In addition, you can work with a librarian. 

Use Keywords: construct a list of concepts/words that you will use. 

Critical thinking skills:  Is the info relevant, reliable, current, and appropriate?

Cite: Make sure to cite all work.  

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Things to keep in mind!

Please remember that research is not a linear process it does not happen in a straight line! It is a lot like the picture below: 

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Brain Storming!

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