Scholarly articles must contain a statement of the problem and a hypothesis. This information is often found in the Introduction section of the article. The article needs an abstract, a sample population, methods, and results.
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- Full Text: Place a check mark next to the Full Text box to receive results that contain entire articles. Abstracts will not be part of the search results; only full text articles will be located in the search results.
- Scholarly Articles: Place a check mark next to Scholarly (peer review) Journals for scholarly articles.
Locating Scholarly Articles
- Full Text: Place a check mark next to the Full Text box to receive results that contain entire articles. Abstracts will not be part of the search results; only full text articles will be located in the search results.
- Scholarly Articles: Place a check mark next to Scholarly (peer review) Journals for scholarly articles.