Answered By: Erin McDaniel
Last Updated: Aug 05, 2019     Views: 379

Go to the databases by A to Z linked below.  The databases are in alphabetical order, so click on 'e' to search EBSCO, 'g' to search Gale and 'p' to search Proquest.

 First try EBSCO: Academic Search Complete. Search obesity AND fast food (this is a boolean search for both terms).

Use the limiters on the left for full text, publication year, and subject: thesaurus terms to refine your results.

To get the citation from EBSCO, click on the title link. You can get the citation both from within the detailed record or in the article. You will find the citation tool on the right. It looks like a piece of paper. Click the icon, then copy and paste the APA style citation into your references page (Word document).

For detailed instructions on obtaining citations from our databases, go to our Cite APA Style guide below, and select the Grab a Citation page.

This guide will give you a basic overview on citing books, as well. For more detailed examples and explanations, also visit Purdue Owl's APA guide, also linked below.

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