LibGuides: Intro. to Psychology: Final Project: Library Resources

Find Magazine Articles

Academic Search Complete This link opens in a new window
Access magazine and journal articles in all subject areas. SEARCH TIP: Limit your search to Online Full Text. On your search results page, you can choose additional filters such as Date range, Source type, or Subject. To open a full-text article, click on Access options.
TO CITE: Click on the "quotation mark" above your article. Citations can be copied and pasted into your article and Works Cited page OR exported to EasyBib or NoodleTools.

Gale in Context: Science This link opens in a new window
Topic overviews, experiments, biographies, and links to quality websites, as well as coverage of the latest scientific developments in over 200 magazines and academic journals.
TO CITE: Click on Cite in the menu bar above your article. Copy and paste the full MLA citation into your Works Cited documents.
Science Reference Source This link opens in a new window
Contains full text for hundreds of science encyclopedias and other reference books, articles from magazines and journals, and other reliable sources. Also includes the Science Image Collection, a database of more than 270,000 high-quality science images.
TO CITE: Click on Cite in the tool bar to the right of your article. Copy and paste the full MLA citation into your Works Cited document.
Today's Science This link opens in a new window
Designed to connect the classroom to real world discoveries, explaining important developments in biology, chemistry, the environment, space, physics, and technology
TO CITE: Click on Citation in the tool bar above your article. Copy and paste the full MLA citation into your Works Cited document.

TIP: Including the phrase Psychology or Myth AND [your myth] may improve your search results.

SweetSearch: A Search Engine for Students

A search engine for students that emphasizes high quality resources evaluated and approved by educators, librarians and research experts.
NOTE: As with a Google search, you can ignore the initial results labelled sponsored.
And if you still want to search GOOGLE:
- Improve the reliability of your results by limiting your search to the more reliable domains gov, edu, and ac.uk. The domain gov is used by U.S. federal and state government agencies exclusively, while edu is used only by U.S. colleges and universities. Ac.uk is used by colleges and universities in the United Kingdom.
- COPY and PASTE this phrase into Google along with your search term(s): AND site:gov OR site:edu OR site:ac.uk

Note that universities may allow their students to use their edu domain. If there is a tilde (~) in the address, it may be a personal student page which is not monitored by the institution.