Psychology 214.3: Finding the Research For Your Research Proposal.

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Psychology 214.3: Finding the Research For Your Research Proposal

Where are we going today.... Find additional references to target article in PsycINFO, FindIt!, & Google Scholar Tips for effectively searching PsycINFO

Search for target article in PsycINFO Discover more....

Complete Reference Subject Headings: controlled / standardized vocabulary assigned by a human. Search by these headings! Test & Measures: identifies test used in study – use these for your proposal. Cited References: great source for additional research.

Find Similar Searches for other records in the database which contain related words and synonyms in their titles. Find Citing Articles Connects you to other articles in that cite your selected article. Recently published articles will not likely be cited yet.

Recommender Tool Vectorportal.com /

Search for target article in Google Scholar Customize your Google Scholar settings to enable FindIt! (handout).(handout). See who else has cited your article & other related references.

Psychology Research Guide

Are there gender differences in the use of social networking sites, such as Facebook®, by adolescence? Sample Research Question

1. Identify key concepts 2. Enter concepts one at a time and identify appropriate subject heading(s) 3. Combine searches using AND 4. Limit your search 5. Evaluate your results 6. Save / your results Steps to Searching PsycINFO Effectively

PsycINFO Help PsycINFO tab: Help guides YouTube videos Screen shots

Writing & Citing in Psychology See tabs on Psychology Research Guide

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