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Searching Databases: Using "Connectors"
AND / OR / NOT
AND - Searches for articles containing both terms. Use to combine main concepts or variables in your search.
Example: sleep AND health = results containing BOTH the words "sleep" and "health."
OR - Searches for articles that contain EITHER or BOTH terms. Use for synonyms or related terms.
Example: women OR woman OR female OR girl = all results that mention women regardless of which term an author uses
NOT - Searches for articles that do NOT contain a term. Use sparingly.
Example: education NOT technology = results using the term "education" but not the term "technology"
Remember: Use each search box in a database to represent a "main concept" in your search.
Here's an example a search for information about the relationship between sleep and anxiety or depression in women.
" " - Use quotation marks to search for results containing an exact phrase.. Useful for multi-word phrases.
Example: "body language" = articles that include this exact phrase, but not articles that use the words "body" and "language" in any order throughout the title or abstract.
* - Searches for the exact string of characters you enter, plus any number of characters that appear in place of the star. AKA "truncation"
Example: child* = results using terms like child, child's, children, childless, childhood, etc.
