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Source 1 - Arts-based interventions to reduce anxiety levels among college students

On your own for just a few minutes, read the abstract of source 1 and scroll through the rest. You won't have time to read the whole thing. What kind of source is this? I've pasted a portion of your assignment below. Which of the source types would this source fulfill? What clues helped you determine this? We will discuss as a class.

Assignment:

Choose 3 sources relevant to your topic

At least 1 source must be peer-reviewed, scholarly journal articles (this guide can help you determine which sources are scholarly - Links to an external site.https://guides.lib.utexas.edu/popularscholarlytradeLinks to an external site.) (Select the number and type/mix of sources you require)
One source can be a chapter in your textbook. One can be an online resource.
All sources must be credible (this guide can help you think about the credibility of the source - Links to an external site.http://guides.lib.utexas.edu/evaluateLinks to an external site.)
All sources must help you build an argument on your topic

Source 2 - A systematic review of the effectiveness of art therapy delivered in school-based settings to children aged 5–12 years
Search strategy - Google Doc
Use this document to keep track of your searches (or use the print copy from class). Use the Google drive menu to make a copy for yourself.

Search Strategy - Word

Quick Links

Keyword tool
Use this tool to help you brainstorm keywords on your topic.
Main library search bar - Advanced search
The advanced version of the main library search bar, a good place to search for most UGS research projects. Use this tool to find scholarly articles, books, and more.
UT Counseling and Mental Health Center
"The Counseling and Mental Health Center (CMHC) provides counseling, psychiatric, consultation, and prevention services that facilitate students' academic and life goals and enhance their personal growth and well-being." -CMHC Website
New York Times Access
As a UT student, you have free unlimited access to the New York Times (including Cooking, Games, and The Athletic) at nyt.com. This access to the NY Times is provided by the UT Libraries. Your access to the NY Times is directly through the site and/or the app, which makes the reading experience easier and more enjoyable.

The New York Times provides invaluable coverage of national and world events, and is often considered the "paper of record." Reading a paper and being an informed citizen makes doing research in every subject easier. Take advantage of this access while you're here at UT!