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Citation chaining is a process for finding additional sources by starting with an article you think is relevant. It could be backward in time and forward in time.

What can citation chaining backward in time help you find?

References list at the end of an article that the author used to build their argument.

The references list in the starting article that shows you how to write citations.

The first article in the results of a search in Google Scholar for your research topic.

A citation style guide that gives examples of how to format an article citation.

An article you have already decided is useful for your research topic.