Welcome to an
Information Literacy Module:
Finding Resources in Psychology
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Do you need to find materials in the discipline of Psychology? This tutorial explains the variety of materials available, when they're appropriate to use, how to find them and how to cite them in a paper.
If you need help in understanding any of the information in this module, the Reference Librarians would be glad to give you some individual instruction! Click to read this Module's complete goals and objectives. ACTIVITIES:
2. When you write papers, you will need to cite your sources, that is, you will need to explain where you got your information. Most psychology instructors want you to use the APA style in your papers. Module 2C will help you to build those skills.
3. Test your knowledge of
resources in psychology.
The quiz is available in the
Assessments
section of some online courses on Blackboard. Login to your online
course, and look for the Assessment for Module 3A (Psychology).
For more detailed instructions on logging in to take the quiz, read this
Handout. Still have trouble logging in?
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Page Author: Barbara Barnes
Last updated: July 8, 2008