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Define information needs 
Search for information 
2.1 Define your search terms
2.2 An example search strategy
2.3 Search strategies
2.3.1 Keyword or subject searching?
2.3.2 Boolean operators
AND operator
OR operator
NOT operator
Mathematical operators
2.3.3 Nesting
2.3.4 Phrase searching
2.3.5 Truncation and wildcards
2.3.6 Prepare a search strategy
2.4 Select an appropriate tool
2.5 Keep up to date
Evaluate information 
Manage information 
Use information 
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2.3.2.1 The AND operator

The and operator ensures only records that include all the terms are found.

Use and to combine your different concepts. This will narrow your search.

For example: (ethics and gambling) finds records containing both terms.

 

 

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