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Academic journals (also called scholarly, peer-reviewed or referred journals) are a useful source of articles written by people who are experts on the topic. Most articles go through a 'peer-review' process to ensure the quality of the article before it is published.
You can find academic journal articles by using MultiSearch, search our Psychology databases or Google Scholar.
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Full text database of books, encyclopedias and other reference works relating to research methodology
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Overton searchable index of policy documents, guidelines, think tank publications and working papers
