Translate generalized descriptions in questions into precise academic terminology for effective paper search
When a question describes a research paper using colloquial or generalized language (e.g., "conjugal happiness", "sharp stones for harvest") instead of standard academic terms.
Questions about research papers rarely use the exact terminology from the paper. The first step is always to translate vague descriptions into candidate academic terms. Think about what the actual paper title or abstract would say.
Try multiple synonym candidates. For example, "conjugal happiness" could be "marital satisfaction", "relationship quality", or "spousal well-being". Generate 2-3 plausible academic translations and search each.
"[academic term]" [numerical value] [country/institution] [year][methodology keyword] "[translated term]" [discipline] [year range]"prognosis" "conjugal happiness" December 2023 three authors DOISearching only with the generalized description from the question (e.g., "prognosis conjugal happiness") without adding numerical constraints or year filters — results in too many irrelevant hits.