Search across all ProQuest platform databases with the Basic Search . You can search All source types or choose to limit your search by a source type such as Scholarly Journals, Videos & Audio, Dissertations & Theses, Books and others that are available through the More menu.
What is search ProQuest?
Boolean operators. ProQuest uses an implicit AND operator when you do a search with two or more adjacent terms . For example, a search on healthy eating is the same as a search for healthy AND eating. Both searches return the same number of results.
Is ProQuest peer reviewed?
Most (but not all) scholarly publications are peer reviewed . Instead, ProQuest excludes these peer reviewed trade publications and only considers publications that are scholarly in terms of content, intent, and audience.
Who has access to ProQuest?
Anyone, subscriber or not , who discovers open-access content on the ProQuest platform via Google or Google Scholar will be able to access the full text by clicking through the link to ProQuest, enabling researchers to apply the platform’s powerful research tools to publicly available materials.
What kind of database is ProQuest?
What is ProQuest? ProQuest is a collection of many databases that provide access to thousands of journals, magazines, newspapers, dissertations, and other publications.
Is ProQuest a reliable database?
This database is a part of the larger ProQuest Central Journals Collection subscribed to by the University. It offers reliable , comprehensive coverage of the fields of nursing and allied health including journals, video, dissertations, reference books and more.
How much does ProQuest cost?
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What is the advantage of a full text search on ProQuest?
Conclusion. Users searching full text are more likely to find relevant articles than searching only abstracts. This finding affirms the value of full text collections for text retrieval and provides a starting point for future work in exploring algorithms that take advantage of rapidly-growing digital archives.
How do you do a ProQuest search?
At the top of the ProQuest page, When you first log into ProQuest, you will see a blue stripe across the top. Click Searching __ databases select databases from the list. When you log in using the ProQuest databases link, you are automatically searching all the ProQuest databases.
Is ProQuest a website?
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Does ProQuest count as a publication?
Yes , submission to ProQuest is non-exclusive, and authors are totally free to publish their work or make it available elsewhere at any time.
How do you know if an article is peer reviewed on ProQuest?
If you have located the article in EBSCO or Proquest databases, and are viewing the articles information page, you can click on the linked title of the journal to find out more information about the journal, as can be seen in the image below. ... Visit the journal website and read the description of the journal.
Is ProQuest an academic source?
ProQuest One Academic
Journals , ebooks, videos and dissertations, in one unified experience.
Is ProQuest Open Access?
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What is the difference between ProQuest and Ebscohost?
ProQuest offers date sorting , with “Oldest first” or “Most recent first” as the options. EBSCO expands the sorting options with “Date newest”, “Date oldest”, “Source”, and “Author”, which could prove useful for an information seeker needing a specific journal or authorial source.
Does ProQuest have abstracts?
ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global
Citations for dissertations and master’s theses published from 1980 forward have abstracts . Simple bibliographic citations are available for dissertations dating from 1637.
