Based on what we read about the filter bubbles i would hope that the databases we use would be protected from this. In most cases our research questions would not be something we would normally search or look up. i would think this would be taken in consideration by the "robot." The reason i would think the databases would be protected by this is because most of them the university has to pay for the service. With this said i would think the database has taken this in consideration and has found a way around this. The two databases i serched in class today were PsycInfo and MEDLINE with full text (at EBSCOhost). I found both of these very helpful, but i found MEDLINE more helpful than PsycInfo. I found MEDLINE more helpful because the article and journal talked more on the medical side of things. A lot of the articles in PsycInfo were in different languages, so were not helpful at all. I really had to search for the ones with the best information. I have since changed my research question from the media aspect of Anorexia to the different treatment plans of the disease. I found a lot of information on this topic in MEDLINE. They not only discussed medical treatments,but also therapy options, which seems to play a big part in the healing process.