Although computerized literature searches (such as those done using PsycINFO) can save time,
A) only the journals you specify are searched, so you might miss relevant articles.
B) unless you construct a search strategy very carefully, a lot of the articles you find will not be relevant to your research.
C) they include only journal articles that are available at one's own university library.
D) the results of computerized searches often do not provide the information needed to find an article.

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Computerized literature searches can save time, but it is important to construct a search strategy carefully to ensure that the articles found are relevant to your research. Additionally, it is possible to miss relevant articles if only specific journals are searched. Computerized searches do not only include articles available at one's own university library, and while the results may not always provide all the information needed to find an article, they typically provide enough to locate it. Therefore, choice B is the best option.

Although Computerized Literature Searches (Such as Those Done Using PsycINFO)