Look for *citing* articles. A search in on "Early Childhood Longitudinal Study" brings up literature that might provide good samples of how ECLS data has been used in research. You can try doing an exact phrase search in PsycINFO using quotation marks.
Includes Social Sciences Citation Index. Try a search on the study of interest. Also, you can use the "Cited Reference Search" capability to find articles that have cited the study of interest. *Ask a librarian for help*.
Click the down arrow at the right of the search box, then do an exact phrase search on the title of the study on which you are focusing. Can configure so "SFX" links to full text and ILLiad (interlibrary loan) appear.
Comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses from North America and the UK, offering millions of works from thousands of universities. Includes abstracts for most documents and full-text for about half of the database, weighted toward more recent years. Global coverage note: also covers Europe less comprehensively, and many Chinese universities after 2017. Coverage of other countries and non-English language documents is limited.
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