As you research you will find new search terms in the information you are finding. One great location for finding new search terms is called SUBJECT TERMS. Found in both the library databases and Discovery catalog article entries, SUBJECT TERMS show you what terms are associated with your research. You can use them to identify new SEARCH TERMS. Below are two examples of where to find the SUBJECT TERMS.
Original search phrase:
"college students" AND "classical music" AND "test scores"
Examples of new/refined search phrases:
"college students" AND "classical music" AND "test scores" AND "test anxiety"
students AND examinations AND "music psychology"
"college students" AND "classical music" AND "cognitive behavioral theory"
Go to the worksheet and type three new search terms or phrases based on new search terms you discovered in your research.
