SYG 2000: Sociology Research   Tags: finlay, rates, social science, social studies, sociological imagination, sociology, suicide, syg  

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RESEARCH
Google/Bing searches for substantive academic material that will substantiate your position WILL NOT do.  Use selected databases to find the required credible scholarly literature. 

Four suggested databases ( details, demos and specific journals below)
Sage Journals | Social Sciences Full Text | Limit to Sociology Journals: JSTOR | Academic Search Complete

SELECTED DATABASES:
Sign In:  G#, PIN is the last 4 digits of G#

	SEARCH: Sage Journals DEMO: Sage Publications Selected Sociology Journals in Sage Journals : American Behavioral Scientist | American Sociological Review | Contexts | Journal of Health & Social Behavior | Social Psychology Journal| Sociological Methodology | Sociological Theory | Sociology
	SEARCH: Academic Search Complete (EBSCO) DEMO: Academic Search Complete Sociology Journals in Academic Search Complete : Sociology of Religion| Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare | Sociological Viewpoints | Sociological Research
	SEARCH: JSTOR DEMO: JSTOR Sociology Journals in JSTOR: American Journal of Sociology | The American Sociologist | Contemporary Sociology | Theory & Society| Symbolic Interaction
	SEARCH: Social Sciences Full Text  DEMO:  Social Sciences Full Text Sociology Journals in Social Sciences Full Text: Journal of Child & Family Studies |Journal of Comparative Family Studies | Southern Studies : An Interdisciplinary Journal of the South | Demography

TWO ADDITIONAL WAYS TO SEARCH FOR SCF LIBRARIES SCHOLARLY ARTICLES:

Three techniques to find a Scholarly Articie. Make sure to search specifically for Sociology journals.

Don't Understand what a Scholarly Journal Article is?
Anatomy of a Scholarly Article
Video:  Scholarly vs Popular Articles

Also, at the bottom of every Lesson in ANGEL you will find a link to a document named Web Resources. This should direct you to a variety of information that you should be able to use. As some of the sites or information on them may not be scholarly, when in any doubt, go through the criteria for evaluating Web pages or ask.