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Locating Who Cited Your Work |
| Google Scholar is a free resource that searches for scholarly literature by automatically analyzing and extracting citations from Google-indexed online sources. The cited references may be for online and/or print resources. |
| NOTE: Some of the resources listed are subscription based and cannot be accessed using Google Scholar. |
| Go to http://scholar.google.com. For this example we will search for works that cite Miller, P.H. (1993). Theories of developmental psychology. New York: Freeman. |
| 1. | Type "author" followed by a colon and the author's last name. Then include a piece of identifying information such as the title. Example: author:miller theories of developmental psychology |
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| 2. | You can now see your citation together with the number of times that it has been cited according to Google Scholar. |
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| 3. | Click on the link "Cited by 54" to see a list of who is citing this book. This will give you a list of authors citing the work. |
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| 4. | Copy and save list. Remove any self-citations . |
| 5. | Repeat this process for each work. |
cynthia.crosser.@umit.maine.edu | Revised: 01/25/2008
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