If you have questions or need help with your research, don't hesitate to ask.
If you need help finding subject specific Statistics and Data, please contact the librarian for your subject by using the options below.
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Phone: Call our Research Help Desk at 909.869.3084 |
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In Person: Come to our Research Help Desk |
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Don't understand terminology or basic priniciples of statistics? These reference works may be of help.
Almanacs, factbooks, and even general books may be good sources for statistics. You can search the Library catalog by entering statistics in one subject search box and in a separate subject search box enter the topic on which you are trying to find statistics.
You can also find statistics in articles. Enter "statistics" as a subject search term, along with your topic, in a database such as Academic Search Premier.
Organizations and associations may provide statistical information on their Web sites. Asking yourself, "Who is interested in this topic" can suggest valuable resources for finding statistics. For example, the American Bar Association provides statistics on legal education. (Make sure you think critically about the source, considering, for instance, the association's purpose and agenda. Click here to learn more.)
Searching for a research guide on finding statistics in your topic area can be another effective strategy. In your favorite search engine, try entering your subject and statistics and "research guide."
