The links below are two psychology "Indexes." An index is a database that provides searchable bibliographic data to each article but is not a repository for the full-text versions. Fortunately, you can select "Find It" to see if we have access to the full-text in our ALL-Search. If there is a Full-Text PDF link under the article, you may click that. These two databases search articles by subject, title, author and these specialized criteria:
Full-text articles from journals published by the American Psychology Association and allied organizations.
The below databases are good search tools for finding articles from peer-reviewed journals AND from non-peer-reviewed magazines and trade journals (Periodicals).
Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) provides indexing for articles on age/grade level, intended audience, and publication type. ERIC content is not included in an all search. The rest of the databases are included in an ALL-Search but these are good places to go when finding articles from popular sources and trade journals.
Extensive index to educational literature containing some 1.5 million items, including journal articles, unpublished documents, research reports, curricular materials, etc.
Extensive full-text education content featuring comprehensive search results from a variety of sources.
Academic Search Complete is a comprehensive scholarly database with over 5,300 full-text periodicals, including peer-reviewed journals.
A comprehensive database covering information concerning topics in emotional and behavioral characteristics, psychiatry & psychology, mental processes, anthropology, and observational & experimental methods.
Opposing Viewpoints in Context supports various curricular needs by presenting informed, differing views on issues, helping students develop critical thinking skills and draw their own conclusions. Exclusive Viewpoint pages provide balanced perspectives using targeted arguments from subject-matter experts and journalistic sources.
Web of Science Citation Index tracks the impact of articles by measuring and documenting which articles are citing other articles. Web of Science is also not included in an ALL-Search, but you can try to locate the full-text in our ALL-Search by selecting "Find It"
Search for citations to scholarly journal articles in all subject areas. Conduct cited reference searches for articles that cite a previously published work (1970 - present).
