University of Canterbury Subject Guides - Psychology

What are journals?

Journals are published regularly (usually quarterly or monthly). They publish the latest academic research and are usually peer-reviewed or refereed. The articles have been reviewed to ensure there are no mistakes in the methodology or reasoning. You might hear them called:

peer-reviewed journals
refereed journals
research journals
scientific journals
scholarly journals

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Comparing Journals

To compare journal titles on bibliometrics use:

Journal Citation Reports

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Teach Yourself

Use these online tutorials to help you find journal articles on your topic:

Finding Psychology Research Articles (Psyc 207 tutorial)

Find an Article (general tutorial)

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Finding Journals

The UC Library Catalogue provides details of all UC holdings for journal titles (both online and print). Use a "journal title" search in the Library Catalogue.

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Finding articles

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What are journals?

Comparing Journals

Teach Yourself

Finding Journals

Finding articles

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