Question: $1.$ How do you do a "full text" search? $2.$ What is the advantage of a "full text" search? $3.$ What is the advantage of doing an advanced search? $4..$

$1.$How do you do a "full text" search?

$2.$ What is the advantage of a "full text" search?

$3.$ What is the advantage of doing an advanced search?

$4.$ What function can you use on ProQuest to help you create a source citation?

$5.$ How can you limit your search results to a particular range of dates?

$6.$ In the search tips section you'll find a discussion of how and why to use "operators." What are these and why would you use them?

$7.$ How do you limit your search to scholarly articles?

$8.$ What is the advantage to limiting your search to scholarly articles?

$9.$ Why might you want to use quotation marks around a specific phrase when doing a search?

$10$ Once vou've done a search in ProQuest, you will see a list of "related searthes" listed under the