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When it comes to journal articles, you'll hear many names. The ones to look out for are:

Scholarly Academic
Peer-Reviewed Authoritative

Databases for Psychology Research

StatRef STAT!Ref Online is the number one resource for 24/7
access to current eBooks in the allied health field. This
resource allows you to download a FREE mobile app
so you can access it anytime from anywhere.
PLOS stands for Public Library of Science. PLoS
Biology is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal
featuring research articles of exceptional significance
in all areas of biological science, from molecules to ecosystems.
ProQuest ProQuest Central is the largest single periodical
resource available, bringing together complete
databases across all major subject areas including
culinary arts.
Provides access to authoritative
periodical content supporting research in all fields
of psychology.
Proquest Psychology Database Clinical and social psychology articles on
topics such as genetics, psychology of
business and economics, communication,
criminology, addiction, neurology, social welfare,
and more.
Statista One of the world's largest statistics portals.
Over 1.5 million world-wide statistics along
with forecasting on 500 areas from 41 countries
over a 5 year period. Able to display statistics
as a graph and download and insert into
presentations.

Click here to see all our databases

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Research Tips

Here are some tips to help you find the best possible resources for your research:

  • Think of keywords before you begin searching. These are the terms that are most relevant to your topic. For example, if you are studying how genetics affect personality, "genetics" and "personality" would probably be your two most useful search terms.
  • Think of any synonyms for your keywords. If you are searching for information on the brain, both "brain" and "neurology" are two different keywords that might both contain helpful information.
  • Use quotations around phrases, such as "obsessive-compulsive disorder" to ensure results that contain both words together.
  • Too many results? Try adding more keywords or using more specific keywords in your search. No results? Remove keywords or try to think of broader keywords to use.
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