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Kinesiology

A guide for finding resources for kinesiology students at Augustana College.

"Forward searching" refers to searching for more recent sources that cite a source you have found. You can do this in different library databases as well as Google Scholar. When you have a highly relevant article, try forward searching it in different places, because you may find different citing sources in each.


  • Web of Science: click on the number of citations to the right of the article title in the result list or the article record

Where to find the citations link in a Web of Science result list, to the right of the article title.

 

 

 

 

 

 


  • PubMed: in the article record, scroll down and click on "Cited By" in the right-hand menu

Shows the "Cited by" link in the right-hand menu of a PubMed record

 


  • Google Scholar: in the result list, click "Cited by" under the article description

Shows the "Cited by" link in a Google Scholar citation. The link is beneath the article snippet.


  • OneSearch: in the article record, scroll down to the "Citations" heading and click "Find sources citing this." You can also click the little arrow next to the article's title in the result list. Note: not every record in OneSearch has this feature.

Shows the "Find sources citing this" link in OneSearch. It is usually near the bottom of the article record.