The document provides an overview of the resources and services available from librarians to help students with research and citations. It discusses how librarians can assist with finding books and articles, using appropriate search techniques in catalogs and databases, and citing sources properly in APA style. Key resources mentioned include the library catalog, databases like PsycInfo and Academic Search Complete, and citation tools like Citation Machine. The librarian emphasizes that while they cannot do the work for students, they are there to help students efficiently find relevant materials and cite sources correctly.

1. PSY 2010 Child Growth Development Research Demonstration DSM-IV-TR project Presented Feb. 19, 2009 by Dan Overfield

2. Class Blog Make Comments Ask Questions Find Answers http://psy2010.blogspot.com

3. Overview Librarian’s Role Finding Books Finding Articles Citing your work

4. The Library A librarian….? Provides detailed research assistance for your specific questions. Knows how to use the research tools that are available to you Become our fan

5. Reference Desk is on the 4 th Floor (216) 987-4296

6. Finding Books Library Catalog Search from the subject headings Request a book from another campus OhioLink Request a book from another library in Ohio Worldcat See local public and academic library catalogs. Useful in a pinch when you may not have time to wait for book delivery

7. Catalog…

8. Keyword vs. Subject vs. Title What is the difference between a keyword and a subject? Do a search in the catalog for the same word using all three of the above limits.

9. Subject

10. Title

11. Keyword

12. Keyword Keyword The cataloging is looking for anything that will match the sequence of letters that you entered (including misspellings, singular, plural – the catalog will NOT correct these things Nor will it think for you.

13. Subject Subject The computer is looking for your sequence of letters, but only within the Subject (about) field. It is not looking for the letters in the title, or description (keyword) boxes.

14. Title Title The catalog will only look for your entry in the TITLE field…

15. Keyword, Subject… Boxes? Fields?

16. Psychology or Zoology: Search skills that work for any research And or not… Three simple and yet confusing words Boolean Operators! !$&*

17. Using math to explain and, or, and not (1+3)x 2= ? 1 + (3 x 2) = ? Orange and California? Orange and California not Color (Orange or Citrus or Fruit) and California Orange or California?

18. Boolean Databases won’t think for you. Wildcard characters like (?) or (*) are helpful in expanding the scope of your search. Search example: Ocean vs. Ocean*

19. Ocean vs. Ocean*

20. Major Databases* Psychology On the library’s website go to FINDING ARTICLES**. Click - Alphabetic listing of all available databases . Then select by subject . * This is not a list of all of the major resources for these areas of study, it is merely a list of the resources that are available to you as a student at this time. ** There is also a subject guide for Psychology available on the library homepage.

21. CLICK this SLIDE to get to the list!

22. Psychology Resources PsycInfo – Article Citations Specific to Psychology Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Academic Search Complete General academic research.

23. PsycInfo

24. PsycInfo – Limit Options…. I did something wrong here, can anyone see what that is?

25. Search Results

26. Limit your results by subject

27. How do find the actual article?

28. Click FIND IT to get to full text

29. What if there is NO full text? If there is not a FULL Text Link on this page then you must email a librarian to request the article from interlibrary loan. You can email me at [email_address] and I will be happy to help.

30. Citing in APA Style

31. Academic Search Complete This is a very broad and general database with journals, magazines, newspapers, and other sources that represent all sorts of academic and non-academic disciplines. Psychology and Behavioral Sciences uses the exact same search interface as Academic Search Complete.

32. Academic Search Complete

33. Limit to English Only

34. Narrow your results by subject

35. Added child*

36. Limited results to “magazines” only

37. Add to folder

38. Folder has “Items”…

39. Select, set the style, email

40. Select APA style…

41. How to cite your work? APA style : http://library.osu.edu/sites/guides/apagd.php Citation Machine : http://citationmachine.net/ Most Databases will also provide an APA citation You need to take the reader of your work as close as possible to the article that you are citing. You should not leave the reader with any doubt as to what you cited.

42. Citation Machine ENTER YOUR OWN DETAILS ACCORDING TO THE BOXES BELOW

43. Citation Machine Results

44. Summary Librarians are professional faculty who are here to help you to get the most out of your time and money. We are not going to do the work for you, but we will make sure that you don’t waste your time.

45. Questions? Reference desk – (216) 987-4296