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Pecha kucha library sources for the concept paper
- 1. Library Sources for the Concept Paper Susan Whitmer, Reference Librarian Fall 2016
- 2. The Concept Paper A concept can be a principle, idea, theory, condition, or a process. 2
- 3. Explaining a Concept 1. Identify your concept in context. 2. Define your concept. 3. Compare your concept to something familiar. 4. Provide examples. 5. Explain why the concept is important or useful. Axelrod & Cooper, p. 120 3
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- 5. Databases ★ Academic Search Complete ★ Credo Reference ★ TWUniversal 5
- 9. Authorship 9
- 10. Anxiety 10
- 11. Confidence 11
- 12. Debt 12
- 14. Evolution 14
- 15. Introversion Susan Cain examines the benefits of introversion Select the PsychINFO database for psychological sources. (Axelrod & Cooper, pp. 141-144). 15
- 16. Justice 16
- 17. Love Anastasia Toufexis analyzes the biological basis of love (Axelrod & Cooper, 129-132). 17
- 18. Wellness 18
- 19. Citation Guides APA style blog. (2016). blog.apastyle.org Purdue Online Writing Lab. (2016). https://owl.english.purdue.edu Writing & Citing: Writing help. (2016). TWU subject guide. Retrieved from libguides.twu.edu. 19
- 20. References Axelrod, R. B., & Cooper, C. R. (2016). The St. Martin’s Guide to Writing. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s. Texas Woman’s University. (2016). TWU Libraries’ Home Page. Retrieved from twu.edu/library. 20
- 22. Susan Whitmer Email swhitmer@twu.edu Office Hours M-Th, Blagg-Huey Library: 1-4 PM Fri: TWU Student Veterans Center: 10-12:Noon 22
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- The concept paper A concept can be a principle, idea, theory, condition, or a process. Select a concept that you are interested in, perhaps something from one of your classes. Identify the concept and explain the context in which you learned it. Define your concept. Give examples of your concept. Explain why the concept is important or useful
- When thinking about your concept paper, or any research you do, remember to select a topic that interests you. I’m a cyclists and yoga instructor. My research interests involve yoga and ptsd, cycling as a activity for aging, etc.
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- Color psychology, colors used in prisons, car salesmen and colors (pink office walls to make customers more compliment)
- Letsmove.gov
- Besides the three databases I suggest, Axelrod & Cooper suggest looking at PsychINFO.