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Effective Research Methods: Navigating Databases and Avoiding Plagiarism Essentials

This workshop led by Instructor Michael Reid and Librarian William Bermeo provides essential skills in research methods, focusing on how to effectively use databases and avoid plagiarism. Participants will learn how to select compelling research topics related to critical issues such as racial profiling, domestic violence, and crime prevention. Additionally, the session emphasizes the importance of verifying automatic citations generated by databases. The session is designed to empower students to succeed in their research inquiries with reliable resources and proper citation practices.

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Effective Research Methods: Navigating Databases and Avoiding Plagiarism Essentials

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  1. Library Research Workshop 1 • 1L • Research Methods Using Databases • and • Avoiding Plagiarism • AJ 319 • Instructor: Michael Reid • Librarian: William Bermeo

  2. Research Methods–Databases 2 Research Methods • 1L

  3. Research Methods–Databases 3 • Selecting Your Research Topic • Racial Profiling in Law Enforcement • Search and Seizure • Domestic Violence • Police Abuse • 4th Amendment • Juvenile Delinquents • Crime Prevention • Recidivism • Discrimination in • Criminal Justice Administration

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  12. Research Methods–Databases 12 Important Notice Automatic citations generated by a database should be checked and compared against a reliable citation guide such as Purdue Owl . Guides are found on the LAHC website under the WRITING & RESEARCH tab. Automatic citations are generated by a computer, not by a qualified professional. As they are not guaranteed to be always accurate, it’s best to compare before submitting papers to your instructor.

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  28. Research Methods–Databases 26 Plagiarism http://tiny.cc/YouTubePlagiarism http://tiny.cc/IndianaUplagiarism http://tiny.cc/LongIslandUniversity_APA References Bainbridge State College. (2010, January 05). Plagiarism: How to avoid it [Video file]. Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q0NlWcTq1Y Delaney, R. (2014, July 10). APA Citation Style. Retrieved September 22, 2014, from Long Island University website: http://www2.cwpost.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/workshop/citapa.htm Indiana University Bloomington (2014, April 07). Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It. Retrieved from Indiana University Bloomington website: http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/plagiarism.shtml#plagiarized

  29. Research Methods–Databases 27 • Need Help? • Ask and inquire, write down questions • Clarify with your Instructor • – in class, before, after or by email • Ask-A-Librarian (24/7 chat online) • Come to the Learning Resource Center • Speak with any librarian • We are all here to help you Succeed !

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