LibGuides: PSYC 211: Research Methods in Psychology: Find Articles

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Indexes and abstracts the international journal, and book literature in psychology and related disciplines since 1887. Lots of full text is available. Click on the "find article" icon if the pdf or html link to the article is not visible.

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A large general index to popular, professional and scholarly publications covering a broad range of subjects. Many full text articles available.
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See ScienceDirect LibGuide for access information: http://libguides.drew.edu/SCIDIRECT
The Elsevier Science Direct journal and book collection covers physical and life sciences, as well as social sciences and other disciplines; indexes over 2,800 journals and 1900 books; full text available for over 1,000 journals. Note: To obtain full text ScienceDirect articles outside of Drew's subscribed content, please send the article citation, or title and author, to email: reference@drew.edu, or submit article request through Inter-Library Loan

to search as a phrase, use "". For example "bipolar disorder"
to connect synonyms, us OR. For example: "bipolar disorder" OR "manic depression"
use AND to connect concepts. For example: "bipolar disorder" AND treatment
truncate endings of words with an *. For example: therap* for therapy, therapies, therapeutic
If you only have a single search box and want to do a complicated search string, use (). ("bipolar disorder" OR "manic depression") AND (treat* OR therap)*.