Finding Articles Finding Books Non-Profit Organizations Citing & Research Assistance   Library Homepage   Reference Books Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus Blackboard Help Scholarly Articles Read this to learn how to distinguish scholarly journals from other periodicals. PsycINFO The primary index (no full text) for psychological topics, produced by the American Psychological Association. To access this resource from off campus, go to Articles and Databases and select PsycINFO from the list. You may also want to look at Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus. Proquest Psychology Journals A source for full-text journal articles from nearly 300 psychology journals. Full page images include tables and graphs. To access this resource from off campus, go to Articles and Databases and select ProQuest Psychology Journals from the list. You may also want to look at Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus. PsycARTICLES Full text articles from APA journals dating back to 1996, covers hundreds of scientific, technical, and medical journals. To access this resource from off campus, go to Articles and Databases and select PsycARTICLES from the list. You may also want to look at Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus. ScienceDirect Provides indexing to its entire library. In addition, there is access to full-text articles in approximately 100 psychology journals from 1999 to the present. To access this resource from off campus, go to Articles and Databases and select PsycARTICLES from the list. You may also want to look at Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus. Free registration is required for accessing articles in full-text.   Use Illinet Online to determine if the library owns the journal in print or microfilm, and check Journals and Magazines Available Online for electronic access to journals. If the article you seek is unavailable from these sources, please request it through our online Interlibrary Loan article request form. return to top Books Use Illinet Online to find books on your topic. Please ask a librarian if you need assistance. Books not available through Illinet may be ordered through our online Interlibrary Loan book request form. Reference Books Library Use: Handbook for Psychology, R025.56024 R324L 2003 Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, vol. 1-4. R150.3E56 Encyclopedia of Psychology, vol. 1-4. R150.3E561994 Encyclopedia of Psychology, vol 1-8. R150.3E56p Handbook of Child Psychology. R155.4H236w Handbook of the Psychology of Women and Gender, R155.33 H236 Dictionary of Psychology. R150.3C826dp Handbook of Psychology, vol. 1-12. R150H236 Stevens' Handbook of Experimental Psychology, vol 1-4. R150S843 The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences, R153.03M679 Portraits of Pioneers in Pyschology, vol 1-4. 150.922 P853 Electronic Books Electronic Books are available through Illinet Online or through NetLibrary. The Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology and Behavioral Science, 2001. Vol. 1-4 The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Psychology, 1999. return to top Finding Non-Profit Organizations Many of the electronic and print sources listed below can be used to find non-profit organizations related to psychology that have human service missions. American Psychological Association (APA) Psych Web List of Scholarly Psychology Resources on the Web Psychological Societies on the Internet Psych Central Librarians Indexing the Internet - use this subject directory to find more organizations' web sites Mental Health Disorders Sourcebook, R616.89 M549h 2000 Adolescent Health Sourcebook, R616.0433 A239 2002 return to top Citing and Research Assistance Citing Sources Using APA Style Elmhurst College Library APA Style Guides Duke University Library APA's Guide to Citing Electronic Sources A print version of the APA Publication Manual, Fifth Edition, is available at the Reference Desk, R808.06615 P976 2001 Research Assistance How to Evaluate the Sources You Find Library Research in Psychology: Finding It Easily Guide to Effective Internet Searching Britannica Online ~ features "The Web's Best Search," with information from the web as well as from the Encyclopedia Britannica return to top   This page was created 07/13/2004 and last modified on 09/14/2004, by Jennifer Paliatka, Assistant Librarian, Elmhurst College.