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The following are recommended databases for locating scholarly articles, dissertations, theses, and conference papers related to the course.

ProQuest Central

Provides citations, abstracts, and some full-text items covering all subject areas including business and economic journals, magazines, trade, and journals in psychology and computing.
- To create a shareable link to a document, click the Copy URL button.
Google Scholar

Locates articles, theses, books, abstracts, court opinions, etc. from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other scholarly-focused web sites.
Sage Business Cases

Multidisciplinary peer-reviewed business cases, many with teaching notes and discussion questions.
- To create a shareable link to a document, click the Get Link button.
- To obtain a faculty teaching code, send a request to library@erau.edu or call 386-226-7656.
Sage Research Methods

Books, charts, datasets, videos and reference content including the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series (Little Green Books), the Qualitative Research Methods series (Little Blue Books), and case studies. Helps you create research projects, understand the methods behind them, and create and share lists.
- To create a shareable link to a document, click the Get Link button.
Sage Data Visualization

Covers the fundamentals of data and design necessary to create impactful visualizations through a series of practical video tutorials, text entries, and practice datasets.
- Users must create a free Profile to save and share research and create reading lists.
- To create a Profile, click on Profile and then Create Profile.
- After you create a Profile and login, a My Profile hyperlink will appear, allowing you to organize and share your lists and searches.
- To create a shareable link to a document, click the Get Link button.
Search Tips
- Use the Research Tools drop down menu to select Which Stats Test to determine the best statistical method for your research
- Scroll down to use the Methods Map to browse the resources available.
- Use the Search box to search for specific terms or phrases.
- Use quotation marks to search for exact phrases: "stacked bar chart”
- Use the asterisk (*) to look for all forms of a word root: analy* will find analysis, analyze, analyzed, etc.
- Use connectors AND, OR, NOT to separate terms and phrases: "qualitative analysis" AND interactive.
- To refine your search, use the Search within results options located on the right side of the search results page. Use Advanced Search to search for multiple elements in one search, such as keywords, publication date, content type, etc.

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