Jane wants to search for information about the variety of attention disorders that are seen in childhood. Which of the following sets of keywords would best get Jane started on an effective and efficient search? Group of answer choices "attention disorders" "ADHD," "ADD," and "children" "disorders" and "children" "attention disorders" and "children"

a. "attention disorders"  

b. "ADHD," "ADD," and "children"  

c. "disorders" and "children"  

d. "attention disorders" and "children"

d. "attention disorders" and "children"

Explanation:

Considering, the focus or main concept of the information Jane seeks for which borders on the variety of attention disorders that are common in children, it is very important that she uses keywords or phrases that would generate enough search results dealing with the concept. The concepts here, is related to different types of attention disorder in children. Therefore, the appropriate keywords in the options given above are “attention disorders” and “children”

Using “attention disorders” alone would not streamline the search result centering on children. Also, abbreviations should be spelt out when searching for information, as an abbreviation could have several meanings.

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