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Library Resources for PSYCH 28 Librarian: Adam Mann Email: amann@peralta.edu Library Resources for PSYCH 28 Greeting / overview (5 minutes) - Talk about the research desk, what the library is here for, etc - Getting to the library website, asking for help

After this class you will... Understand the basics of finding sources appropriate for research and getting help Understand how to develop and narrow down a research question Know how to use the library to locate articles Be able to cite sources using the APA citation style

ARTICLE DATABASES For an expert opinion

Talk about the research process (5 minutes) - Selecting a topic, narrowing it down, using boolean, doing the search, repeating if necessary Have them do a search for scholarly articles on immigration (10 minutes)

Show them how to use library databases to find scholarly articles (10 minutes) - Show them generally how to get into library databases. Talk about library databases. Show academic search complete. Do a sample search to show them what's possible

What is empirical research? "Empirical research is based on observed and measured phenomena and derives knowledge from actual experience."  - Penn. State University Libraries Primary sources – the author or authors are the ones collecting the data Secondary sources – the author or authors are writing about research someone else has done

How can you tell an empirical article? Such articles typically have 4 components: Introduction: sometimes called "literature review" -- what is currently known about the topic Methodology: sometimes called "research design" -- how to recreate the study Results: sometimes called "findings" -- what was learned through the study Discussion: sometimes called "conclusion" or "implications" -- why the study is important

Can’t I just give you a link? CITING SOURCES Can’t I just give you a link? APA format  (10 minutes) - Talk about the two parts of APA: in-text citations and the Works Cited page - Talk about why citations, plagiarism, etc - Show them tools for crafting citations (citation machine) - Let them know tools for generating citations in databases - Have them make some citations

What is the purpose of a citation? Showing that an idea came from somewhere else Helping the reader trace an idea back to its original source Uses a predefined style that’s easy to read Citing work helps to avoid being accused of plagiarism

When do you cite? When you use information that you got from somewhere else When paraphrasing, summarizing, or giving results of a study When directly quoting from a source …when in doubt, cite!

In-text citation example: Works Cited page citation: Less than one percent of rental units in the Bay area are designated low income (Murphy). Works Cited page citation: Murphy, Ryan. "Where can you afford to rent in California?" Los Angeles Times, 7 Aug. 2019, www.latimes.com/calculator. Accessed 29 Aug. 2019.

Newspaper citations in Citation Machine (citationmachine.net) Vital info: URL, date of publication, contributor, web page title, name of the website are the most important Your citation should look something like this:   Murphy, Ryan. "Where can you afford to rent in California?" Los Angeles Times, 7 Aug. 2019,   www.latimes.com/projects/california-rental- calculator-map/#nt=liA1promoMedium-1col-7030col1-main. Accessed 29 Aug. 2019.

Thanks! Any questions? Adam Mann You can find me at: amann@peralta.edu