Sometimes you will find a great article that is relevant for your topic. You can expand your search for additional articles in a few ways:
- by looking at sources or references cited in the original article. Some databases will link to references or cited sources.
- by checking which newer articles have cited the article. You can check this in databases such as Web of Science and Google Scholar:
- In Web of Science, you can go to References or Related records. You can also do a Cited Reference Search that will search for newer articles that cite the article being searched.
- In Google Scholar, below an article on the results list, you will see a link to Cited by which will show newer articles where the original article is cited.