Research Log Project 2 - LIBS 150 7377 Introduction to Research (2168)

Instructions: Work through each step of this log, answering each question as the directions indicate. Step 1 is not graded. Steps 2 through 5 will each receive a grade, and the sum of these grades will constitute your ...

Instructions: Work through each step of this log, answering each question as the directions indicate. Step 1 is not graded. Steps 2 through 5 will each receive a grade, and the sum of these grades will constitute your total grade for Research Log Project Part 2. Refer to the section on how each step of the log will be graded for detailed grading information. Step 1: Thinking Back to Research Log Project Part 1 A. Research Question Record your research question from Research Log Project Part 1 (Step 1) in the box below. How does fast food contribute to obesity in children? B. Original Boolean Search Statement Record your original search statement from Research Log Project Part 1 (Step 3) in the box below. (fast food OR junk food OR processed food) AND (obesity OR overweight OR chubby) AND (children OR adolescent OR juvenile) How will Step 1 be graded? Step 1 will not receive a grade. Step 2: UMUC Library Database Search A. Database Search Use the search statement you recorded in Step 1, Part B to search in one of the following UMUC library databases: Academic Search Complete MasterFILE Premier Which database did you search? AcademicSearchComplete Hint: Refer to Week 2 for a review of UMUC library databases. B. Review Search Results Review the search results from the database search you performed in Step 2, Part A and answer all of the following questions: This study source was downloaded by 100000829219024 from CourseHero.com on 08-15-2021 08:37:56 GMT -05:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/17774786/Research-Log-Project-2-LIBS-150-7377-Introduction-to-Research-2168/ This study resource was shared via CourseHero.com Were you able to successfully use the search statement from Step 1, Part B in the database, or did you receive an error/search failed message when trying your search? Yes If you received an error/search failed message from the database, were you able to identify the problem with your search statement? NA Did you have to revise the search statement you created in Step 1, Part B in order to retrieve search results in the database search you performed in Step 2, Part A? No In the box below, identify and list additional keywords that you may use to search further on this topic by reviewing article titles, article abstracts, subject headings, and the articles themselves. Hint: Refer to Week 2 for a review of databases, including subject headings in databases. behavioral patterns hypertension' physical inactivity weight education diet food patterns consumption C. Revised Search Statement Review your instructor's comments from Research Log Project Part 1 for ways to improve your search statement. Review the additional keywords you identified in the box above (in Step 2, Part B). Based on this information, enter a revised search statement in the box below, using more effective search terms and techniques. Hint:The revised search statement must be different in some way than the search statement that you used in Research Log Project Part 1 (Step 3) and recorded above in Step 1, Part B. Review the hints and examples in Research Log Project Part 1. For example, you might add, subtract, or change alternative search terms, or you might alter your use of truncation to discover more focused, relevant results. Refer to Week 1 for a review of Boolean operators, search statements, and advanced searching techniques.. (fast food OR consumption OR food patterns) AND (obesity OR physical inactivity OR weight education) AND (adolescent OR hypertension OR behavioral patterns) How will Step 2 be graded? Unsatisfactory (0–2 points): Does not list alternative relevant keywords, or the search statement is not revised, or both. Satisfactory (3–4 points): The revised search statement is adequate and demonstrates some appropriate advanced searching techniques correctly, but does not incorporate instructor feedback from Research Log Project Part 1 or choice of alternative keywords does not reflect careful review of search results. Excellent (5 points): Lists alternative relevant keywords that demonstrate the student reviewed article titles, abstracts, subject headings, and articles. The search statement is effectively revised based on both instructor feedback from Research Log Project Part 1 and database search results from Step 2 and expertly demonstrates advanced searching techniques. This study source was downloaded by 100000829219024 from CourseHero.com on 08-15-2021 08:37:56 GMT -05:00 Instructor Comments https://www.coursehero.com/file/17774786/Research-Log-Project-2-LIBS-150-7377-Introduction-to-Research-2168/ This study resource was shared via Cour