Find one library database published article or online article from within the current year. The topic should be on a topic that interest you from one of this week’s assigned chapters from Robbins and Judge or Northouse. I prefer that you use the library database because it is the most reliable source. While not as strong, Google Scholar and Google are also useful places to search for current articles.
Using Library Databases for Scholarly Articles
Here’s why using library databases is preferred for finding scholarly articles:
Here’s an example of how to find a recent article using a library database:
Example Article:
Using the steps above, you might find an article titled “Transformational Leadership and Employee Well-being During Mergers and Acquisitions: A Multi-Level Study” published in the Journal of Business Ethics (2024). This article explores the impact of a transformational leadership style on employee well-being during organizational change.
Additional Tips:
Remember: While library databases are preferred, Google Scholar can also be a helpful tool for finding scholarly articles. However, it’s important to be more critical of the source credibility when using Google Scholar.