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Study of strategies used in on‐line searching
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Computer als Hilfsmittel für die Informationsversorgung Online-Literatur- und Struktur-Recherchen
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The Use of Thinking-out-loud and Protocol Analysis in Development of a Process Model of Interactive Database Searching
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When search engines stopped being human: menu interfaces and the rise of the ideological nature of algorithmic search
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Measures that discriminate among online searchers with different training and experience
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What do we really know about online searchers?
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Interfaces and expert systems for online retrieval
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‘Or else they're lovely liars’: online searchers in Australia
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Why do some people have more difficulty learning to use an information retrieval system than others?
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The study of user behavior on information retrieval systems
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