1. Use Subject Headings
Subject headings are descriptive words that group material on the same topic together. When you find a good title, look under "National Literature Classification" or "Subject Terms" to find relevant subject headings. Select a term to quickly see everything available on that topic.
2. Browse Suggested Readings
When you find a good title, look to the left or right of the screen and check for "Related Information," "Suggested Sources," etc. to see if the database has any suggested further reading.
3. Search Other Databases
When you've exhausted one database, search for the same topic in a different one. Each database offers different results and different sources to choose from.
If you are searching for articles, do not filter by full text. If you find an abstract or just a summary of an article that looks perfect for your topic, it is easy to get the full article. Select 
in Ebsco databases or 
in Proquest databases. If this does not direct you to the article, select 
to have it delivered straight to your inbox, typically within a few hours! If you need help, contact me.
