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I started my research by logging into the Ebsco database. Young, teacher, and stress were the keywords I first used. These keywords were included in 16 results. I found one article within these 16 results, so I expanded my search by excluding the word young. After I expanded my search there were 2,806 results. I read through some of them and decided if I felt they should be included in my paper. I found one article that had statics that I thought could greatly benefit my paper. After I finished locating sources on Ebsco, I started my search on the ProQuest database. I began by searching for stress in young teachers. This search brought up 73,016 results. I found that when I searched with these keywords the results were more based on how teachers

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