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Try using some of the following terms to identify books on your topic, or use your own terms in a Boolean Keyword search. When you find a book that is relevant to your topic, check the Subjects listed for that book to identify other search terms and other books on the same topic. Here are some examples:
Boolean keyword search
advertising AND fear
marketing AND hispanic?
consumers AND (old? OR elderly)
"brand loyalty"
You can request materials from Michigan libraries directly and pick up them up at Kresge Library. It is faster than traditional interlibrary loan only if libraries in the area own the materials.
You can request materials from any library - use the request button in the library catalog or the Illiad button on each database record to place an interlibrary loan request.
Because consumer behavior research incorporates many disciplines - e.g., psychology, sociology, marketing, etc. - try searching a number of the databases listed below to identify articles on your topic. If you find a relevant article that is not full-text, use the
feature to determine if the article is available online in another database or in print in the library.
Also try Google Scholar for links to citations and some online articles. Note: not all articles will be available online.
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* These resources are available only to OU faculty, students, and staff.
Shawn Lombardo Mariela Gunn _________________________ - by phone at 248-370-4426 |
lombardo@oakland.edu gunn@oakland.edu _________________________ Request an individual session to get help with your research. You can expect the session within 2-3 days. Plan ahead! |
There are numerous sources for consumer/demographic data on the Web; however, many of them are quite expensive to use! Here are some of the more important, free sources:
Oakland University, Kresge Library
2200 N Squirrel Rd., Rochester, MI 48309
(248) 370 - 4426