Under each topic suggestion listed below, there is a simple search and a better search. The "better" search is just an example. There are so many ways to search each topic. Try different words and phrases to figure out what works best for you. Refer back to the Build a Better Search box for more ideas and examples.
It is OK to copy and paste any of the search examples provided on this guide into an internet search engine or the Library's Summon search box. They have been provided to help you get started. All of this is explained in the Research Guidance section.
Each topic below describes how to search keywords correctly for the best results.
Using health behavior change models or theories
Simple keyword search: health behavior change models theories
Better search: "health behavior change" AND (models OR theories)
Developing health literacy
Simple keyword search: health literacy
Better search: ("health literacy" OR "health education") AND "college students"
Managing an anxiety disorder
Simple keyword search: managing anxiety disorder
Better search: anxiety disorder AND (managing OR coping)
Managing a mood disorder
Simple keyword search: managing mood disorder
Better search: mood disorder AND (managing OR coping)
Suicide intervention
Simple keyword search: suicide intervention
Better search: suicide AND (prevention OR intervention OR treatment)
Stress reduction
Simple keyword search: stress reduction
Better search: stress AND (reduction OR management OR coping) AND "college students"
Improving sleep habits
Simple keyword search: improving sleep habits
Better search: ("sleep habits" OR "sleep hygiene") AND (behavior OR intervention OR activities) AND "college students"
Use the following resources to explore your topic from a global perspective. Compare the U.S. to another country and briefly discuss what you think our country can learn.