Use these illustrated, easy-to-follow, time-saving guides to teach students how to conduct library research.

The step-by-step formula is easy to follow as each guide works through a sample term paper.

For example, the History guide researches terrorism, the Sociology guide examines the causes of the 1965 Watts riot in Los Angeles, and the Psychology guide uses the effects of violence on the TV audience as its sample topic.

The step-by-step formula includes: choosing a topic; narrowing your topic; communication with the card catalog; finding the best parts of a book; evaluating books; locating government documents, special sources, and dictionaries; using other libraries; and collecting current information.

Additional information and helpful instructions are contained at the end of each volume -- including a Library Knowledge Quiz, Other Reference Sources, Guidelines for Proceeding, and many more helpful illustrations.

Table of Contents

History

Agriculture

Political Science

Philosophy

Nursing

Library Research Guide to Psychology

Library Research Guide to Sociology

Library Research Guide to Education

Library Research Guide to Religion and Theology

Research Guide to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences and Technology

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