Taking a few minutes to plan your search (including search terms and synonyms) can save you time.
It is highly recommended that you print out and complete the searching worksheet BEFORE you continue.
For this class you will be using empirical articles. If you need a refresher on the difference between empirical and review articles, use the link below to access a handout.
In order to find peer-reviewed journal articles, you will need to search the library's databases. Start with MEDLINE Complete.
First, print the screenshots, then use the link below to access MEDLINE Complete.
If your research topic or question has to do with physical education, sport management, or exercise science, you can also search SPORTDiscus.
Here are some other databases that may help you find articles, especially if your research topic or question is dealing with health behavior/attitudes and theories of change. If your topic has a psychological slant, you may wish to search one or both of these databases.
First, print the screenshots, then go ahead and search.