On the results page you will see this:

Library OneSearch will often generate thousands of results for you, a number of them not as specific as you would like. Handling thousands of results is difficult, so it would be great if the database had a way to select for what you really want and eliminate the rest. That is exactly what filters do. They let you be more specific about what you are seeking so that your result set gets smaller but more relevant. Here is the filter system (note that some filters may change over time):

When you do a search in OneSearch, the filters option will appear above your search results:

Understanding and handling search results: 

More detailed options:

More Detail (More about MyEBSCO below):

To open full text (note some differences with books, in instructions below):

Note that most ebooks are not like journal articles. You cannot save most whole books to your computer. Book publishers limit downloads, though you can always read ebooks from the screen

Turn off Details (X in upper right)

Generating citations

To find the citation tool, click on the box next to one or more search results, then follow directions as below: 

Alternatively, find three vertical dots to the right of a citation, click on them, and then on Cite: