When doing research, you can use different techniques to help you find information more effectively, especially if you want to find information on more that one word or idea (like cell phones and driving).
Using connector words such as AND, OR, and NOT is one search strategy that can help you combine ideas or keywords. When used in searching online databases, these terms are called Boolean operators.
Check out some of the resources below for more information on how to use Boolean operators.
This quick video from the Carnegie Vincent Library helps explain the different types of Boolean Operators and how to use them to help limit search results.
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