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If you're looking to see who's cited your work, you need to consider the disciplines that might find your work useful. Your work is likely useful in your own discipline, but if your work might be useful to scholars in other disciplines, try the tools they might use for research. For example, if your research is primarily in Biology, but has implications in the Psychology field, you may also want to search PsycINFO in addition to Scopus.
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This guide was created by Andrée Rathemacher, Julia Lovett, and Amanda Izenstark, 3/2014.
Updated 2/2014, 4/2015, and 1/2018.
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