This research guide provides recommended resources in these four categories merely for convenience in organizing the vast amount of information available.
When you're working on a research project, you need to use terms that relate to your topic to find information sources - but you also need to be flexible. Combining multiple terms will help you find sources that are more closely focused on your specific topic.
These are some useful terms to use for a research project in Administration of Justice. Other terms may be useful as well. Use specific words, but only use one or two word phrases - not whole sentences! Try both plural and singular forms, and try varying combinations.
In addition, you can search for sex or sexual in combination with other terms: "sex workers", "sex anatomy", "sexual attraction", "sexual development", "sex laws", etc.
The search terms listed above can be used in Google, but you'll find more reliable and authoritative sources searching either in the library's OneSearch Catalog or in Credo Reference, one of the Library's an online collection of reference and research sources.