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The document provides information about an induction session for EdD students to help improve their awareness, effectiveness, and use of referencing materials. It details several key databases for psychological and education research, including PsycInfo, British Education Index, Web of Knowledge/Science, and Expanded Academic. Useful library services are also highlighted such as borrowing books, returning books to any university library, booking study rooms, photocopying, and using computer rooms. The session aims to help students make the most of library resources in their work.
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