Finding Sources in PsycINFO
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To search for sources using PsycINFO: 1) Access the database from the Laupus Library homepage and login with your PirateID and password for off-campus access. 2) Enter keywords into the search boxes to find articles, and limit searches by field, date, or peer-reviewed publications. 3) View article details, citations, and full text by clicking on record titles and related buttons. Interlibrary Loan can provide articles not available online.
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