I use two tools to find my references: GoogleScholar, and Cross-Ref.
I start by pasting the journal article title into GoogleScholar, and searching. If the primary entry doesn't return a reference with all the components - all author names, the date, the title, the volume, the issue, and the page range - I will often check all the versions, and sometimes I may make a composite entry from a number of versions listed.
Then, once I am happy that I have a relatively complete article reference, I paste my reference into Cross-Ref (here) to get the DOI (read more on DOIs here).
Then I use the DOI to double-check the reference I have compiled from GoogleScholar. If you would prefer to watch a rough video on how to do this, check out below:
I hope this is useful :-)
Sam
- Reference: Burke, R., & Vinnicombe, S. (2005). Advancing women's careers. Career Development International, 10(3), 165-167. https://doi.org/10.1108/13620430510732012
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