View quick review tutorials on Boolean Logic & Truncation.
OneSearch combines most of the library's books, journal articles, and digital resources into a single search.
Boolean logic (the use of AND, OR, NOT, quotations, parenthesis, and truncation) will help you to control your search.
Example 1
"criminal investigation"
Enclosing your search for these words in quotation marks forces OneSearch to treat the idea as a phrase.
Example 2
homicide OR murder OR "wrongful death"
Using the Boolean operator OR between these search terms will retrieve at least one of the search terms.
Example 3
witnesses AND "criminal investigation"
Both concepts will be searched since the Boolean operator AND connects those concepts.
Note: If you do not see your search term in the title of an article, check the article's abstract.
