Databases for Accounting Dr. Craig R. Ehlen

Database sources offer quality, credibility, and reliability.

Approved databases include ABI/INFORM Complete , ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry, Hoover's: Company Capsules & Profiles , Business Source Premier, and Regional Business—all of which provide vast resources. Although our library pays considerable fees for these sources, you may use them for free.

Databases

Click on Rice Library.

Choose Databases.

Choose Business.

Use the five recommended databases (omitting Value Line):

For ABI/INFORM Complete (includes Dateline and Global) , ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry , and Hoover's: Company Capsules & Profiles, choose FULL TEXT and SCHOLARLY from the ProQuest database.

Click on your chosen article.

Read the full text, not just the abstract.

To create a Reference citation, click on Cite this.

Select APA; then copy and paste the citation into your document.

To include an active link, click on Copy link:

Copy and paste the link into your document.

Original Copied Version: Craig R Ehlen, Nace R Magner, & Robert B Welker. (1999). Testing the

interactive effects of outcome favourability and procedural fairness on members' reactions towards a voluntary professional organization. Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology,2  72, 147-161.  Retrieved October 2, 2010, from ABI/INFORM Global. (Document ID: 42639757).

Edited Version with Active Link:

Craig R Ehlen, Nace R Magner, & Robert B Welker. (1999). Testing the

interactive effects of outcome favourability and procedural fairness on

members' reactions towards a voluntary professional

organization. Journal of Occupational and Organizational

Psychology,2  72, 147-161.  Retrieved October 2, 2010, from

ABI/INFORM Global. (Document ID: 42639757). https://login.lib-

proxy.usi.edu/login?url=http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=42639

757&sid=1&Fmt=4&clientId=4130&RQT=309&VName=PQD

Select the citation.Right click and select Paragraph.

Choose Special/Hanging and Spacing/Double.

Creating Hanging Indentation in Word

Business Source Premier (business)

Regional Business News

EBSCO-Host Databases

Again, click on Full Text and Scholarly.

Click on your article.

Choose PDF files if available. They provide exact page numbers.

To add a citation and active link, go to Print or E-mail.

Choose APA style from the drop-down menu.

Copy and paste the citation and active link.

Original Copy: Ehlen, C., & Welker, R. (1996). Procedural Fairness in the Peer and Quality

Review Programs. Auditing, 15(1), 38-52. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.

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Revised Citation:

Ehlen, C., & Welker, R. (1996). Procedural fairness

in the peer and quality review programs.

Auditing, 15(1), 38-52. Retrieved from Business

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The sole benefit of a Google search may be timeliness. ◦ Google Scholar sources are fine, but often dated. ◦ Often you can trust org. and edu. sources.

Remember, the com extension is trying to sell something!

◦ Wikipedia is not permitted.◦ Avoid sources without authors or dates.◦ Avoid biased sources.

Internet Sources