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This document provides tips for searching PsycINFO and PsycArticles databases. It defines two main types of articles: empirical studies, which are research studies based on facts and observations; and literature reviews, which summarize previous work on a topic. While assignments often require empirical studies, literature reviews can help identify relevant empirical studies discussed within. The document advises skimming literature reviews to find empirical studies cited, and then searching directly for those articles.
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This document provides tips for searching PsycINFO and PsycArticles databases. It defines two main types of articles: empirical studies, which are research studies based on facts and observations; and literature reviews, which summarize previous work on a topic. While assignments often require empirical studies, literature reviews can help identify relevant empirical studies discussed within them.
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This document provides guidance on writing a literature review for a research paper. It explains that a literature review analyzes and synthesizes other sources related to the research topic in order to justify and support how the investigation may answer the research question. It advises finding sources from academic databases and references rather than only internet searches, as academic sources are more reliable. The literature review should compare, contrast, and evaluate aspects of the topic to explain the investigation in a logical narrative.
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PsycInfo and PsycArticles are two databases that index literature in psychology and related fields, but contain mostly unique articles. PsycArticles provides full text for journals published by the APA while PsycInfo indexes a broader range of publications including books and dissertations. The document recommends searching both databases simultaneously using EBSCO to conduct a more thorough search and avoid missing relevant articles that may only be in one database or the other.
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What is a literature review
- 1. What isa literature Review? A Literature ReviewisaReviewof pastsourcessuchas peer-reviewedarticles,journalsandother credible sourcesthathave alreadyconductedresearchonthe topicthatyou are researching.Youwould use the Literature Review toprove the hypothesisof yourstudyandthenyouwouldcompare the findingsfromothersourceswiththatof yourown.That will allow youtodraw a conclusionandto determine if yourfindingsisthe same withotherstudiesconductedinthe past