@thewellbeingscientist: Old Karli: Here we observe the first-year PhD student in her natural habitat. Highlighter in hand. Focused. Diligent. She believes she is being productive. What she does not yet know is that not all peer-reviewed research is created equal. She will spend the next three hours taking beautiful, organized notes on a study that doesn’t even answer her research question. *approximately 5 years later We’ve all been there….wasting our precious time reading and notetaking without any real strategy…but that stops today!!! Welcome to The PhD Reset, a four-part series on how I’d improve my notetaking system if I started my PhD over again. 💀 Our notes are only as good as the information sources we are using, so in part one of this series we are going to be talking about how to critically evaluate what peer-reviewed material to use before we even think about taking notes. In this video, I share my handy dandy literature search companion, a 2-page guide that can help you find the right study for your research question. I use this a filter while I am searching the literature to determine what studies to spend time on. The link to the guide is in my link tree :) linked in my bio

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