Dissertation Research Article Sourcing

I already have my dissertation’s focus areas mapped out and know exactly how many scholarly sources each section needs. What I don’t have is the time to track them down.

Your task is straightforward: locate full-text, peer-reviewed journal articles that align with my topics, download the PDFs (or provide unrestricted links), and compile a tidy, well-formatted bibliography. Any reputable academic database is acceptable—Google Scholar, PubMed, JSTOR, Web of Science, EBSCO, or similar—so long as access is legitimate and the files are shareable.

Deliverables
• A folder of PDFs (or open-access links) sorted by dissertation topic.
• A spreadsheet detailing author, year, article title, journal, DOI/URL, and a brief note on relevance.

Acceptance criteria
1. Every source is peer-reviewed and published within the last ten years unless I specify otherwise.
2. The requested article count for each topic is met.
3. Metadata in the spreadsheet is complete and accurate.
4. No pay-walled links are included without a corresponding PDF.

Topics and number of articles needed per topic:
1. Trauma; 50+ articles
2. Trauma & Sexual Assault; 30-40 articles
3. Military sexual Trauma; 25-35 articles
4. Military Sexual Trauma and female victims; 15-20 articles
5. Relationship Satisfaction; 20-30 articles
6. Sexual Desire; 40-50 articles
I can provide clarification on each topic as needed.

I’d like an initial batch within 48 hours and the full set within one week.