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In This Guide

This guide is intended to steer you toward reliable resources for researching topics in aging and gerontology. Use the tabs above to navigate to the guide's pages.

Reference Works - Find reference books and full-text online reference sources.
Books & eBooks - Find books in the library and eBooks
Articles & More - Find articles and other scholarly literature.
Websites - Find tips on doing research on the web and evaluating websites.
Statistics - Find links to statistical and data set sources.
Citing Sources - Find out how to properly cite sources.
Get Help - Find places to get help from librarians and the Library.

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Acknowledgements

This guide was developed by Melissa Anderson-Garcia, a San Jose State University Graduate Student intern in Fall, 2015.