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    • You will want to read more broadly than just these articles, but how are you to
    find anything more without being swamped? For instance, if you used
    Onesearch and typed the keywords “shyness anxiety facebook” and
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    searched, you will find lots of articles but many are not relevant. In my search
    I found an article titled “An efficient autofocus algorithm for a visible
    microscope on a Mars lander” which sounds fascinating, but probably is not
    quite relevant. How do you refine a search?
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    http://libguides.library.uwa.edu.au/google_scholar?hs=a will let you know how
    to set it up to access “Find it @ UWA” and to link to EndNote.
    How to use Google Scholar to find articles (by Adelln Sng)
    1. Go to scholar.google.com.au
    2. Click on “Scholar preferences” at the top right hand corner of the
    window
    3. Under Library Links, type in “University of Western Australia” and click
    Find Library
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    4. Tick “The University of Western Australia – FindIt@UWA”
    5. Click “Save Preferences”
    6. You’ll be taken back to the Google Scholar webpage
    7. Type in the article that you’re looking for, or search terms: e.g. shyness
    anxiety Facebook
    8. If you are interested in the article, click on FindIt@UWA (to the right of
    the article title). Sometimes, you can access the PDF directly (2).
    You will be brought to a page that lists the online options available at UWA.
    Click on “Go” and you will be brought to a sign-in page. Sign in using your
    student number and pheme password.
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    9. You can download the PDF
    version of the article.
    Citation Searching (by Melissa Abrgess)
    If you are interested in a particular reference, citation searching allows you to
    find published articles which cite that reference. This can be a useful way to
    find related research, and to identify developments in the field since the
    publication of the original article. The number of times a paper has been cited
    can also give you a broad idea of its ‘effect’, or the degree to which it has
    been influential in the research field.
    The Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) produces 3 indexes to enable
    citation searches.
    • Science Citation Index (SCI) – covers several thousand science and
    technology journals.
    • Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) – covers over one thousand social
    science journals.
    • Arts & Humanities Citation Index (AHCI)- covers over one thousand arts
    and humanities journals.
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    Sometimes provides recommended/similar articles
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    These citation indexes can all be searched online using Web of Science. To
     
    www.library.uwa.edu.au. On the homepage enter ‘Web of Science’ as a title in
    the super search tool.
    Click search, and the following screen will be displayed.
    Click on ‘Web of Knowledge’ and then select ‘Access online version’
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    Click the ‘Web of Science’ tab, and then click the ‘Cited Reference Search’
    link.
    Enter your criteria and click ‘search’.
    Note: As the cited reference index list draws references directly from the citing
    papers, if an author has made an error in citation this may affect your search.
    Web of science allows you to select all variants of your search by using check
    boxes.
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    Check any boxes that correspond to the citation you are interested in. Click
    ‘finish search’ and the cited reference index will list all articles that cited the
    paper you have searched for.