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 * Phrase Search ("")**

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Phrase searching is very useful in searching for specific words and phrases (Phrase Searching). It makes the search results more concise and relevant. ======

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For example, when you need to research on teenage interests you will need to type it in as “teenage interests”. The quotation marks (“”) are used to combine the terms in the search. "By putting double quotes around a set of words you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change" (Google Web Search). If you only put in both terms without the quotation marks, the search will include information and websites regarding the two terms, however maybe not related and therefore provide less significant and concise results. Take note that not all databases support the phrase searching feature (Phrase Searching). Furthermore, using phrase search will provide fewer but more accurate results (Phrase Searching). ======

**Ebsco**

 * =====**Research Resources**=====

After selecting your database, check Boolean/Phrase Searching under Search Options. Then click Search at the bottom.

 * =====**Student Research Center**=====

Go to Advanced Search and check TX All Text under "Select a Field".

 * =====**Kids Search**=====

__**JSTOR**__


 * JSTOR is a new search engine which ISM has recently got for its students.
 * 1) get to JSTOR through the portal
 * 2) click on the "search" button[[image:webkit-fake-url://5B78F747-215C-4F8E-82AC-6FA01E693550/image.tiff]]
 * 3) Advanced search[[image:webkit-fake-url://8C29ED65-A133-4292-931E-492077BF91DA/image.tiff]]
 * 4) [[image:webkit-fake-url://0DE6DB78-8C5F-4802-B35E-E49A35FB0396/image.tiff]]
 * 5) you have the choice between "and"which will include both words, or "or" which will give you either Aids or Africa, then there is the option "not" where you would get search results for Aids, but Aids outside africa.

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Citations

"Phrase Searching." //University of Cape Town Libraries//. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Sept. 2010. .

"Web Search Help." //Google//. Google. Web. .