Cause of Crime Committee Meeting Pathfinder

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1 Mr. Loboda/Mrs. Despines/Mrs. Rentschler/Miss Hedric October 2013 Cause of Crime Committee Meeting Pathfinder Be sure to consult the MLA Green Sheet Style Guide for help as you cite and document sources correctly in your report! You can access the Green Sheet on the Library web page under Citing Sources. Keywords Keywords are suggested for each database below. You can use these keywords for web searches and book indexes searches. Use Mr. Loboda s assignment sheet for other keywords. For Classical, you can also use Cesare Beccaria to see what comes up. Beccaria was considered as the Father of Classical Crime Theory. Print Resources Some books have already been pulled for you and are located on a cart. These books are to be used in class only! Please return books to the cart when you are finished using them. Use the indexes and table of contents to find your topics. If you need additional books, use DESTINY, our online resource catalog. You can access it from STUDENT LINKS or click here m=library%20search&tm=toplevelcatalog&l2m=library+search On-Line Databases Very reliable, credible sources!!!! JSTOR: College-level research database; good for case studies & scientific studies Keywords: biological crime, psychobiological crime, sociological crime, interactionist crime From STUDENT LINKS, click the JSTOR link. Enter the Username: uschs and Password: panther In order to scroll through and/or print an entire JSTOR article, you need to use the PDF browser print icon. From this page, click the VIEW PDF button. 1

2 On this screen, click ACCEPT TO view PDF. Points of View: Articles show both sides of an issue; good for articles/documents, statistics, arguments, and some case studies Keywords: Commit crimes, motivation crime(s), crime prevention To access this database from school and home: From STUDENT LINKS, click onto Points of View. User Id: uschs Password: panther POWER Library: MasterFILE Main Edition: Arguments, statistics, documents, scientific and/or case studies From STUDENT LINKS, click the POWER Library link. Find the LIST ALL link to the right of the BROWSE tab. Scroll down to find MASTERFILE MAIN EDITION Make sure the click on the FULL TEXT box. You can limit to PRIMARY SOURCES too in the PUBLICATION TYPE section. Type in your search and choose limiters. To cite an article, click the CITE button on the right sidebar and then scroll down to the MLA citation. Make sure to select FULL TEXT and SCHOLARLY (PEER REVIEWED) JOURNALS to get scholarly results. ü On the results page, you can view the article in HTML or PDF, if available. Use the Print, , Save, CITE buttons on the right side bar as necessary. 2

3 ü Home access: Try from STUDENT LINKS, click onto the POWER Library link. If that doesn t work, go to the Township Library s web page o You will need the barcode number from your TOWNSHIP LIBRARY CARD! o On the right-hand side of the screen, click onto ONLINE DATABASES. Under General Reference, click Access PA POWER Library. o Follow the directions and enter the barcode number on your Township Library card. If you need to use your password, it is the last 4 digits of your phone number. o Then click onto the database that you want to use. History Reference Center: This is a history-specific database with lots of search options to help you narrow/broaden a search. To access this database from school: From STUDENT LINKS, click onto History Reference Center. Make sure that the FULL TEXT box is clicked. Use the TIMELINE limiter feature to narrow your search, if needed. Look at the bibliographies at the end of articles for other possible sources. Use the CITE button on the right sidebar and then scroll for the MLA citation copy and paste! For home access, go to Student Links User Id: uschs Password: panther Keywords: crime, crime prevention To access this database from school and home: From STUDENT LINKS, click onto History Reference Center. User Id: uschs Password: panther Britannica Online School Edition: The Britannica Encyclopedia and a lot more! Keywords: crime, Cesare Beccaria From STUDENT LINKS, click the Encyclopedia Britannica link (left side of page at the bottom). If needed, login: user I.D.: uschs password: panther Choose the HIGH (for high school level). There are many tools available to you on the home page. Type in your search at the top of the page. On the results page, if needed, limit your search by content type on the left sidebar. On the article page, use the tabs and tools icons as needed. The CITE icon will give you the MLA citation to copy and paste. 3

4 Gale s Discovering Collection: General reference database Keywords: crime, Cesare Beccaria From STUDENT LINKS, click onto the Gale s Discovering Collection. If prompted, type in the password panther and click PROCEED. Once you get your results list, look at the left side bar for additional subject headings that can narrow or broaden your search. The SOURCE CTITATION at the bottom of the article is NOT in MLA format! Use the MLA GREEN SHEET #17 to format a database article. Web Sites Evaluate the sites that you get when using a search engine like google or yahoo. Is the site credible? Biased? Current? Is it a BLOG---which can be opinion? Evaluating Web Sites Is the author/producer of the site listed on the page? Is there any reference to the author s authority in the subject matter presented in the website? Is there a way to contact the author on the page ( , address, phone number)? Is the site linked to a government, educational, or commercial establishment? Does the site list sources used in the information presented? Is the purpose of the site obvious? To the best of your knowledge, does the site use correct spelling and grammar? Does the site have a copyright and/or last revision date? (Look at the bottom of the page.) Do the links on the page work? Are the links relevant and appropriate? Try GOOGLE SCHOLAR &/or GOOGLE BOOKS for other sources. Pearson Textbook: The Search for Causes An Overview of Psychological Theories of Crime Causation, Professor James Byrne University of Massachusetts Lowell, Nov.2, 2010 Lecture Graduate Criminology Seminar f National Institute of Justice: What Motivates Hate Offenders? History Learning Site: Why Do People Commit Crimes? Security World News: Why do people commit crime? Shipali Sharma Jun 01, Department of Corrections Oklahoma: Motivations For Violent Crime Among Incarcerated Adults: A Consideration of Reinforcement Processes by Peter B. Wood, Walter R. Gove, & John K. Cochran 4

5 University of California Davis: Chapter 16. CRIME AND CRIMINALITY by J Schiller Fox News: Biology of Crime: How Criminal Minds Are Different From Yours New York Times: Genetic Basis for Crime: A New Look By PATRICIA COHEN 5