Learn how to perform an advanced search on Scopus, by Elsevier B.V.
Scopus Tutorials (2018) How to use advanced search. Available at: https://youtu.be/0oQ5qsDMoFE (Accessed: 24 November 2020).
The Basic search is a quick access search, most appropriate in most cases for both novice and experienced users.
With SCOPUS, you can include many recommended search functions in a basic search:
Advanced Search
Use the Advanced Search for complex searches with multiple elements. If desirable, use the field code options to integrate many of your selection criteria into your initial search.
Go to Databases A-Z and select "Scopus".
Select Find My Institution then use your student/staff username and password to access.
Scopus is primarily a citation and abstracting service. Some items are available in full text though.
Select 'Open Access' to view articles which are available on a 'full text to all' basis. Select 'View through publisher' to see the abstract on the original site, and any related full text links.
If the article is unavailable through our subscriptions, you may also be able to get the article by requesting an Interlibrary Loan (ILL).
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