Author Question: In conducting an electronic search, which of the following bits of information typically is not ... (Read 125 times)

ETearle · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

In conducting an electronic search, which of the following bits of information typically is not found in search fields?

a. Abstract
b. Bibliography
c. Journal subset
d. Language

Question 2

A written plan for a computerized search may prove helpful. Which of the following is not typically included in a search plan?

a. A way to store references
b. Databases that include lay literature
c. Keywords
d. Previously found literature

momolu · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Cited references, not bibliography, are often found in electronic search fields.
An abstract is typically found in the electronic search information.
The journal subset is typically found in the electronic search information.
Language is a common piece of information included in electronic search fields.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
Typically only databases that are included in literature reviews are those that contain research and theoretical-based information, not lay literature.
A written plan of the search strategy can save considerable time. The plan should include selecting databases to search, selecting keywords, locating relevant literature, and storing the references using reference management software.
A written plan of the search strategy can save considerable time. The plan should include selecting databases to search, selecting keywords, locating relevant literature, and storing the references using reference management software.
A written plan of the search strategy can save considerable time. The plan should include selecting databases to search, selecting keywords, locating relevant literature, and storing the references using reference management software.