After navigating to the article's record page, you'll see all the identifying information about the source - the journal the article was published in, the date, and more. You'll also see a list of Subjects and Author Supplied Keywords. These are often hyperlinked, use these as additional options for keywords.
Here is an example:
The research topic is "Black Student's Experiences at White Institutions of Higher Education"
The initial search contained the search words "African American Students" and "PWI or Predominately White Institution"
On the article's record page, in addition to the article's journal and authors, you'll find the subjects/author-supplied keywords. These are the keywords that the authors used to describe their article:
These Subjects and Author Supplied Keywords can be used in addition or as replacements for the original keywords used. This process may help you find more relevant sources as the language is made more specific.