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An Undergraduate Library Subject Guide providing suggested resources and other information for beginning research on the topic Eating Disorders.
Last update: Sep 02nd, 2009 URL: http://uiuc.libguides.com/eatingdisorders  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Using Articles

Articles are a valuable resource in any research paper or project. Articles (as opposed to books) generally possess the following characteristics:

  • Shorter length
  • Currency of information
  • Focus on a specific aspect of a topic 
 

Suggested Keywords

Beauty standards
Eating disorders
Anorexia nervosa
Bulimia nervosa
Compulsive eating
Eating disorders Health aspects
Eating disorders Care and treatment

Try different combinations of these keywords as you search for information.

Check the subject headings/descriptors for individual articles in your searches and repeat your search using these terms. Please note, subject headings are not consistent across databases.

 
 

Recommended Article Databases

General Interest Databases (cover a variety of subjects/topics)
Discipline Specific Databases (focus on a specific discipline or collection of related disciplines)
  • Contemporary Women's Issues - Identifies publications on women's issues including political science, psychology, and reproductive rights, as well as contemporary cultural studies.
  • PubMed - Identifies articles in basic and clinical biomedical research, psychology and other allied health fields.  Articles may be technical in terminology, as the database is geared toward medical professionals.
  • PsycINFO - Identifies articles, books and dissertations in psychology and related subjects.
  • Sociological Abstracts - Contains lots of scholarly journals articles, dissertations, books, and other information covering a wide variety of sociology topics.
 

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