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Scholarly or Popular?
Scholarly articles
- Lengthy; include references, footnotes or bibliographies
- Author(s) report original research or experiments
- Academic, professional readership
- May be illustrated with graphs or charts
- May not have color pictures or ads
- Titles like "Journal of the" or "Journal for the"
Popular articles
- Short, terse
- Rarely footnoted
- References seldom listed
- Written by staff or freelancers
- Inform, entertain general public
- Glossy/color photographs, ads
- Sold in stores, newsstands, etc
Core Databases
Need to find articles on your topic? Search one of these databases:
- PsycINFO The major index to the psychology literature. Coverage: 1887 to present.
YouTube's PsycINFO channel provides video tutorials for the PsycINFO database. - PsychArticles A full-text database of journal articles published by the American Psychological Association.
- Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection This collection offers over 500 full-text, scholarly journals. Subject coverage includes emotional and behavioral characteristics, psychiatry & psychology, mental processes, anthropology, and observational and experimental methods.
- PsychiatryOnline PsychiatryOnline features DSM-IV-TR® and the American Journal of Psychiatry as the cornerstones of an online collection of psychiatric references.
- Web of Science Strong coverage of psychology and the neurosciences. Updated weekly.
- More Databases View a bigger list of Psychology-related databases available to you.
Finding Full Text of Articles
Not all databases offer full-text articles; some will only offer citations and abstracts. To get to the full-text, try the following options:
- Look for the Mason Link button
- E-Journal Finder
- If no online version of your article is available, check the Mason Library Catalog for a print copy of the journal
- If Mason Libraries does not own the journal, search the WRLC ALADIN Catalog. If it is available you may request the journal article via the Consortium Loan Service (CLS) link in the catalog. The item will arrive in 2-3 days.
- If the journal is unavailable locally, the University Libraries can find a library that owns the title. Fill out an InterLibrary Loan (ILLiad) request form to request the title.
Mason Link will open a new window with options for locating the full text of your article, either online or in print.
The E-Journal Finder searches for the title/name of the journal.
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Environmental Studies & Policy; Psychology; Biology
A244 Fenwick Library
Fairfax Campus
703/993-3341
abaruzzi@gmu.edu
Send Email
Subjects:
Environmental Studies & Policy; Psychology; Biology
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