Most articles focus on very specific research problems. They are shorter than books and have a faster publication cycle. Articles are the place to find write-ups of empirical research studies.
Look through the bibliographies of articles to find further reading.
Is it up-to-date? For my project, how up-to-date do my sources need to be?
Who is the author? For my project, is it necessary that the article be scholarly? (Scholarly articles are written by scholars for other scholars. They often go through a quality control process called peer review).
For more, see the Library Guides page on evaluating sources.
Use databases to find articles from newspapers, magazines, or scholarly journals.
Not sure where to start? Ask a librarian for personalized research advice.
To see all of TLU's databases, visit the library website page and select either databases by Subject or by Title. Here are a few key databases for kinesiology: