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This chapter describes the library use and information literacy behaviors included on standardized college student surveys of engagement and experiences, particularly information literacyβrelated experimental items developed by ACRL's Institute for Information Literacy's College Student Surveys Project Group on the 2006 NSSE College Student Report.
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