Sometimes things don't work the way they're supposed to. This is espcially true online, where links can break and content can sometimes disappear. These tutorials will help you find articles you need even when technology has failed you miserably.
Let's say you need to find the full text of this article:
Humor in Counseling: Leader Perspectives,by Eugene Goldin, Terry Bordan, Daniel L.Araoz, Samuel T. Gladding, David Kaplan, John Krumboltz, and Arnold Lazarus, Journal of Counseling and Development, 2006, Volume 84, pages 397 - 404
Note that there is a link for "Full Text." You will want to click that to access the actual article you are looking for.
Let's say that didn't work. The next step you'll want to take is to identify the different parts of the citation:
Humor in Counseling: Leader Perspectives,by Eugene Goldin, Terry Bordan, Daniel L.Araoz, Samuel T. Gladding, David Kaplan, John Krumboltz, and Arnold Lazarus, Journal of Counseling and Development, 2006, Volume 84, pages 397 - 404
Article Title: Humor in Counseling: Leader Perspectives
Authors: Eugene Goldin, Terry Bordan, Daniel L.Araoz, Samuel T. Gladding, David Kaplan, John Krumboltz, and Arnold Lazarus
Journal: Journal of Counseling and Development
Date: 2006
Volume/Issue: Volume 84
Pages: 397-404