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Millions of article citations, some with links to the complete article. To find complete articles, check the box for "Linked Full-Text" under Limit Results on the search page. Covers psychology and related disciplines including psychiatry, social work, pharmacology, medicine, law, and education.
A comprehensive database covering information concerning topics in emotional and behavioral characteristics, psychiatry & psychology, mental processes, anthropology, and observational & experimental methods. This is the world's largest full text psychology database offering full text coverage for nearly 400 journals.
A definitive source of full-text, peer-reviewed scholarly and scientific articles in psychology, from over 100 journals published by APA.
See all databases with Psychology content
In an Ebscohost database like PsycInfo, you can add other databases with psychology content and search them all simultaneously. Click the name of the database to see the list; the most relevant databases include APA PsycArticles and Psychology & Behavioral Science Collection.
Use the search box on this page, selecting the "Books & More" tab. On the results page, limit to Books using the filters under "Filter Results". If you only want E-books, also limit to "Full-Text Online". You can also search our e-book databases directly.
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In the databases below, searching for the name of the test, in quotation marks, may find a copy of the test within one of the theses or dissertations. A NOTE ABOUT COPYRIGHT: Tests and measures are usually under copyright. Look for a copyright statement on the measure explaining how the measure may be used. If there is no copyright statement, you will probably need to contact the author. The copyright may be held by the authors or by the publisher of the article that contains the measure, depending on what type of publishing agreement the author(s) signed. Therefore, the best first step is to contact the authors of the article. Contact information is usually provided in the article or may be found via an internet search. If you can't reach the author, there may be information about copyright on the publisher's website or in the database. This guide from the University of Pittsburgh has relevant information, including that "APA holds the copyright to all material published in APA journals." Remember that you must cite the test and test developer, or the original article containing the measure, even if the copyright statement says the test may be freely used.
With PQDT Open, you can read the full-text of open access dissertations and theses free of charge.
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