A footnote or reference will direct you to an existing source by providing information that helps you locate that source. These types of searches are called known-item searches.
Parts of the citation used for a known-item search:
- Author
- Article title
- Journal/newspaper title or book title
Example Citation:
Empirical assessment of expertise. Weisss, David J.; Shanteau, James; Human Factors, Vol 45(1), Spr, 2003. pp. 104-116.
Parts of a Citation
Article title |
Empirical assessment of expertise |
Author(s) |
David J.; Shanteau, James |
Journal Title (title of the journal or magazine in which the article appears) |
Human Factors |
Journal volume and issue |
Volume 45 Issue 1 |
Date of the article |
Spring 2003 |
Page numbers of the article |
104-116 |
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