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What are Scholarly Sources of
Information?
You've found results in
some databases, now how do you
Evaluate
results.pdf
This chart displays the differences between publication types
Types
of periodicals.pdf
Reference books in psychology & psychiatry
American Psychiatric Association practice
guidelines for the treatment of psychiatric disorders. Compendium 2006
REF RC480 .A528 2006
Clinical handbook of psychological
disorders : a step-by-step treatment manual REF
RC489.B4 C584 2001
Includes most psychological disorders
Concise Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology and
Behavioral Science
REF BF31.E52 2004
Corsini encyclopedia of psychology and behavioral
science
REF BF31.E52 2001 v.1-4
Dictionary of psychology
REF BF31.C72 1999
Diagnostic criteria from DSM-IV-TR
REF RC 455.2 .C4 .D54 2000
Describes and classifies mental disorders.
Includes diagrams to aid diagnosis and a glossary of technical terms
The encyclopedia of human intelligence
REF BF431.E59 1994 v. 1 - 2
The encyclopedia of Alzheimer's disease
REF RC523 .T87 2003
Encyclopedia of mental health
REF RC437 .K34 2001
Mental heath and psychiatry topics
covered
Encyclopedia of stress
REF QP82.2 .S8 .E53 2000 v. 1
- 3
Interesting topics including dental stress, fatigue and stress, pain
and religion, to name a few
Handbook of child psychology: Theoretical models of
human development
REF BF721.H242 1998 v.1-4
The International handbook of psychology
REF BF121.I56443 2000
Magill's encyclopedia of social science:
psychology
REF BF31.M33 2003 v.
1 - 4
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Where do I find articles?
You will find many
psychology publications in these databases
Proquest
Direct
on-campus link. The Psychology
Journals database has over 520 full text titles and indexing for more
than 610 titles.
Proquest
Direct
off campus link
EBSCOhost
among the dozen databases here are
Medline, the Biomedical Reference Collection, Health Source - consumer
edition, Nursing & Allied Health Collection, as well as Academic
Search Premier
National Library of Medicine
includes Medline and Pub Med Central: full
text biomedical and life sciences journals
These databases are not
your best first choice for psychology topics
CQ
Researcher reports,
in-depth analysis of issues in the news
ERIC
covers education, some full text coverage
FirstSearch
covers databases that index journals,
dissertations, and Worldcat (OCLC's catalog of books and other material)
MARVEL!
databases and full text reference
books provided free to all Maine citizens. Some of what is here is also
covered in the database providers listed above.
CMCC serials
magazines and journals on our shelves
*most databases
require passwords and ID's, see the library staff for access
Where do I find books?
Minerva
CMCC's
online catalog
Maine Cat
The statewide library
catalog
Library of
Congress
The mother load of catalogs
e-Books
CMCC subscribes to over 300 current titles through
NetLibrary *password and ID required, see library staff
Managing citations and writing
your paper
Tip:
create your
citations as you collect research material, and save your list in Noodlebib. This will make creating your in-text citations a
breeze. Don't make creating your bibliography the last thing you do in
the research process, it takes twice as much time.
Noodlebib
creates
references in APA and MLA formats, *password and ID required, see
library staff
Tips for writing Psychology papers
from the Allegheny College Psychology department
Selected web resources
APA online
American Psychological Association, includes news,
selected research, and information about the organization
National Institute of Mental Health
health
topics, statistics, current research and clinical trials
Psych Web
a directory which links to quality resources for teachers
and students
Social Psychology Network
a directory of resources covering
various topics such as gender and psychology, social cognition and
interpersonal psychology
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Your Library Card
Your library card is your CMCC ID.
Student Services will print your CMCC ID.
Bring your ID to the library, where we will activate your card.
Borrowing Material
Your active library card allows you to check
out material at CMCC, Auburn Public Library, and Lewiston Public
Library. Our loan policies are listed on our website:
Circulation Services and Procedures
Material can also be requested through Minerva or MaineCat, and
shipped to CMCC
Interlibrary Loan
Valerie Okrent handles interlibrary loans. She can order any
material for you that can not be requested through online catalogs, or
downloaded from a database
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