BA 700 Business Research Methodology: Locating Articles

Directions for Business Source Complete

• Find scholarly articles in Business Source Complete   (Video 5:12)
• Find more articles using the Cited References option in Business Source Complete (video 3:47) 
• Find company profiles in Business Source Complete . (Video  2:42)                        

PsycARTICLES directions (Although created for psychology students, directions are the same.) video

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Need to locate an article from a citation?  Use Full Text Finder. Enter the title of the journal in which the article appeared. Your results will include a link to the appropriate database if the article is available in Lakeland's online library.  

Full-text Finder says, "No results found." Now what? Give our interlibrary loan services a try.

Google Scholar contains a variety of materials designated as scholarly by Google such as: scholarly, peer-reviewed articles, articles that are not peer-reviewed, court decisions, patent information, chapters from books and more.  Google Scholar results often include items without the complete document.  Google Scholar settings can be configured to link to John Esch library database contents.

Follow these step-by-step directions for adjusting settings.

Linking Your School Library to Google Scholar

1. Access the Google Scholar Settings by clicking on the hamburger in the upper left hand corner.
2. Click Library links on the left-hand menu.
3. Type Lakeland University in the search box.
4. Select the checkboxes next to your Lakeland's name and click Save.