I'm unable to access external databases, including the Phoenix College Library's Academic Search Premier, to find specific articles or provide links. However, I can guide you on how to conduct your search effectively.
To find an article that addresses "What are the social benefits and liabilities for tribes developing casinos on Indian reservations?" using Academic Search Premier, follow these steps:
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Access Academic Search Premier: Go to the Phoenix College Library website and find the link to Academic Search Premier.
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Set Filters for Your Search:
- Peer-Reviewed: Check the box for "Peer-Reviewed" to ensure the authority and accuracy of the articles.
- Full Text: Check the box for "Full Text" to ensure that you can read the articles.
- Publication Date: Use the filter to limit your search to articles published in the last ten years. This will ensure currency.
- Content Type: Limit your results to "Articles."
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Search Terms: Use specific keywords related to your research question, such as:
- "Indian gaming"
- "social benefits of casinos"
- "tribal casinos"
- "economic impact of gaming on reservations"
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Review Results: Look through the search results for articles that specifically address the social benefits and liabilities of tribal casinos. Check their abstracts to determine relevance.
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Evaluate Using the CRAAP Test: Make sure the article satisfies the CRAAP criteria:
- Currency: Published in the last ten years.
- Relevance: Directly addresses your research question.
- Authority: Authored by credible researchers or institutions.
- Accuracy: Contains reliable data and research findings.
- Purpose: Aims to inform, research, or contribute knowledge.
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Get the Permalink: Once you find an appropriate article, look for the option to obtain a permalink. This is usually found in the article’s detail or citation section.
By following these steps, you should be able to find a suitable article for your research paper. If you need further assistance with the search process or analyzing the articles you find, don’t hesitate to ask!