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Criminal Justice Abstracts
Grace Allbaugh
Created on June 18, 2024
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Example Search 1:
murder
Info
Russia
Click this button to see an example search using these keywords.
Example Search 2:
murder OR homicide
Info
Russia
Click this button to see an example search using these keywords. Click the Home button to see the original example.
More Search Filters:
Checking Individual Articles:
Click the link button to see the record page for this article for more information!
Advanced Filters
Use the following filters to further refine your search:
- Linked Full Text: Only shows you articles that this database full text
- References Available: Only shows you articles that the database also has articles included in the reference list
- Peer Review: Only includes articles from journals that have a peer review process.
What does this do?
Use the dropdown boxes to limit your search to just certain areas of articles. For example: All Fields: This allows you to search for terms in all of the citation information for an article (title, author, abstract, etc.) but not the full text of the article. All Text: This tells the database to look for the search terms anywhere in the available materials. The default 'Select a Field' option uses this option. Librarians refer to this as a keyword search. See 'Searching Using Keywords' tab for more information. Title: This setting allows you to search for a specific article title.Subject Terms: This allows you to search for articles that are connected to a specific subject.See 'Searching Using Subjects' tab for more information.
What does this do?
Use the dropdown boxes to limit your search to just certain areas of articles. For example: All Fields: This allows you to search for terms in all of the citation information for an article (title, author, abstract, etc.) but not the full text of the article. All Text: This tells the database to look for the search terms anywhere in the available materials. The default 'Select a Field' option uses this option. Librarians refer to this as a keyword search. See 'Searching Using Keywords' tab for more information. Title: This setting allows you to search for a specific article title.Subject Terms: This allows you to search for articles that are connected to a specific subject.See 'Searching Using Subjects' tab for more information.