Subconscious Force in Trauma Recovery: Insights Into Post-Traumatic Healing Processes
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- Subject-Specific Databases: These databases cater to specific academic fields. They help you locate relevant articles that are classified similarly to the one you're interested in [1]. Google Scholar is also an excellent resource for finding open-access articles and links to related studies [4].
- Citation Chaining:
- Backward Searching: Examine the reference list of the article you're studying. This process will lead you to older studies that the original article references [5].
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