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Asking and Answering the Research Question [Part 1] — Transcript

by The University of Notre Dame Australia · 623 words · 94 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:02hello and welcome today I'm going to
  2. 0:05take you through how to prepare a search
  3. 0:07in order to find scholarly articles on a
  4. 0:10topic before you even start searching
  5. 0:12it's important to understand what you
  6. 0:14are trying to find and more importantly
  7. 0:17how to translate your research question
  8. 0:19into terms that a computer can
  9. 0:21understand let's start out with our
  10. 0:23research question let's say that I want
  11. 0:25to find information on the effectiveness
  12. 0:28of food literacy program for high school
  13. 0:30students the first thing I have to do is
  14. 0:33to write this out in the form of a
  15. 0:35question what is the effect of food
  16. 0:37literacy programs on the BMI of high
  17. 0:40school students the next thing I have to
  18. 0:43do is analyze the relevant parts of my
  19. 0:45question the relevant parts of my
  20. 0:48question are food literacy BMI and high
  21. 0:51school students then I have to define
  22. 0:54the parts of my question what I call
  23. 0:56Food literacy is really just jargon that
  24. 0:59represents the idea of food choices and
  25. 1:02their impact on health so let's find
  26. 1:04some similar words that describe the
  27. 1:06concept of food
  28. 1:08literacy here are some words that
  29. 1:10describe my concept food literacy food
  30. 1:14education programs healthy eating
  31. 1:16behaviors food preparation and
  32. 1:19nutritional
  33. 1:20education these all describe the ideas
  34. 1:23behind food literacy and we'll pick up
  35. 1:25some relevant articles my next concept
  36. 1:28to look at is High School schol students
  37. 1:30there are other words to describe this
  38. 1:32group including teenagers adolescents
  39. 1:35Secondary School students BMI is quite a
  40. 1:39specific idea in almost a universal
  41. 1:41description but we've included BMI and
  42. 1:45body mass index to cover both ways this
  43. 1:48could be described in the literature now
  44. 1:50that we have some synonyms we can start
  45. 1:53structuring a search we are going to
  46. 1:55place all the similar terms together
  47. 1:58within brackets and then join the groups
  48. 2:00of terms together this is concept one it
  49. 2:04contains the words that describe the
  50. 2:06concept of food literacy but broadened
  51. 2:09out to include the words nutritional
  52. 2:11education or healthy eating Behavior
  53. 2:14because essentially this is what the
  54. 2:16concept of food literacy is describing
  55. 2:18concept two is about high school
  56. 2:20students but we could also describe this
  57. 2:22group as teenagers or adolescence so
  58. 2:25we've gathered these words together in
  59. 2:26Brackets as well concept three is about
  60. 2:29being Mi I both as an acronym and fully
  61. 2:32spelled out we come to our final search
  62. 2:35string you'll see that each word or
  63. 2:37phrase is separated by the word or in
  64. 2:40capital letters this is a command saying
  65. 2:43to the database as long as you find this
  66. 2:45word or this one or this one in the
  67. 2:48brackets that's okay because they all
  68. 2:50describe the same thing you'll also see
  69. 2:53that each group of brackets is connected
  70. 2:55together by the word and this means we
  71. 2:57are saying to the database that while we
  72. 2:59don't mind which word that it finds
  73. 3:01within the brackets it must find at
  74. 3:03least one of the terms in the brackets
  75. 3:05together in the search results we've put
  76. 3:08terms of more than one word in quotes
  77. 3:11because then they'll be searched as a
  78. 3:12phrase with both words together instead
  79. 3:15of being searched separately phrases
  80. 3:17such as food literacy or healthy eating
  81. 3:19Behavior are examples we've also added
  82. 3:22the asterisk symbol to words such as
  83. 3:25adolescence so the database will pick up
  84. 3:27adolescent or adolescent
  85. 3:30same with teenager or teenagers now that
  86. 3:33we have constructed a good search all we
  87. 3:35have to do is to apply it to an artical
  88. 3:38database we can do this by simply
  89. 3:40cutting and pasting this search string
  90. 3:43into a database such as summon senile
  91. 3:45PubMed or Google Scholar we will cover
  92. 3:48this and how to refine our search in the
  93. 3:51next
  94. 3:54video

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