What is one question you have about library research for our session today?

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Felicidades a los que se esforzaron el doble por su grupo y ánimos a los que apoyaron poco que suerte que llegaron al final :) "¡Arriba, haragán! ¡No desperdicies la vida! Ya dormirás bastante en la sepultura."

How do we find journals that are more specific to our research question if we don't know a lot about sociological journals?

How do we balance finding a research question early with having all information about a broad subject in order to narrow it down?

What kind of organizational tools would you recommend? (RIP EndNote)

How do we use keywords to find the most relevant articles?

How do I know the right words to use when searching up articles in a database?

What are the best ways to search for sources?

How do we know a source is "reliable enough"?

How do I enter search terms that bring up relevant articles?

How far back can we go in the literature? (What is too old to use?)

Is it fair to not use a source simply based on the abstract or should you read the whole thing?

How many resources is considered to be "too many"?

How to find articles specific to your topic? (Narrowing down wide range of results)

what sources are valid sources?

How do I verify that my source is trustworthy?

What database(s) do you suggest we use for this project?

What are the best databases for finding sociological journal articles?