1. In Google Scholar access the article, Why we think we can't dance: Theory of mind and children's desire to perform (L

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1. In Google Scholar access the article, Why we
think we can't dance: Theory of mind and children's desire to
perform (Links to an external site.). What
can’t you use to locate other articles like this one?
a. Conduct the same search on Google.
b.Click on the hyperlinked Subject Terms.
c.Locate a video on YouTube.
2. What can you do to locate or create an image for your
research project?
a. Use your snipping tool to snip an image from Pixabay.
b.Paste the url for a film in your research paper.
c.Locate an image in the scholarly literature that supports your
topic.
3. The sources you use for your research project are NOT
relevant if the information is…
a. Applicable to the topic.
b.Approved by Anderson Cooper.
c.Answers your research question.
4. Search in Find It! for the title of the
scholarly/peer-reviewed article, Coral reefs are sick of
plastic. The hyperlinked subject headings include:
a.Sustainability
b.Plastic bags
c.Coral reefs & islands.
5. Search in the database Web of Science. (Go
to www.lib.usf.edu (Links to an external site.) >
Research Tools > Databases > Web of Science). Paste the
title, A developmental approach to cyberbullying:
Prevalence and protective factors, in the search box and
select title. How can you locate other articles that cited
this article and was published after this article was
published?
a.Click on Times Cited
b.Find a movie on NetFlix about cyberbullying.
c.Conduct a search on Amazon.