In an electronic literature search, the searcher does not necessarily have to know the database's subject headings for retrieving information on a topic because of the capability known as which of the following?
A) Searching
B) Mapping
C) Restricting focus
D) Copying
B
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Mapping is a feature that allows you to search for topics using your own keywords, rather than the exact subject heading used in the database. In searching a bibliographic database, users can do a keyword search that looks for terms in text fields of a database record (or that maps keywords onto the database's subject codes), or can search according to the subject heading codes themselves. Restricting focus and copying do not pertain to the database's subject headings for retrieving information on a topic.
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