Major Databases

• Once on the "Ovid News" page, click Continue to get to PsycINFO
• Provides access to citations with abstracts for articles in psychology and the behavioral sciences.
• 1887- present.
• Updated quarterly.
• Comprehensive worldwide index to psychology articles and selected books. Excellent search features.

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• Provides access to citations for articles and book reviews published in over 415 major international English-language scholarly journals in the social sciences
• 1984-present; (1974-present in print)
• Updated monthly
• Available only to users at the Claremont Colleges or connecting to a Claremont Colleges proxy server or modem pool.
• A great database for beginning research on topics in anthropology, sociology, psychology, political science and many other disciplines in the social sciences.

Other Databases

• Online access to articles from the 26 volume print encyclopedia. Covers fields in the social and behavioral sciences including anthropology, economics, political science, psychology and sociology, as well as the related disciplines of archaeology, demography, education, geography, history, law, linquistics and philosophy.
• Over 4,500 signed articles, 90,000 references, 150 biographical entries.
• Unique and valuable resource for students and researchers.

• Provides access to citations for articles on all areas of medicine.
• 1965-Present
• Updated Monthly
• Great for finding articles in medical literature (3500 journals). Includes some regular biology not necessarily covered in Biosis.
• See also PubMed.

• Provides access to citations for books, articles, reports, and documents related to child abuse and neglect.
• 1965-Present
• Updated Annually
• Great for finding materials on issues and prevention programs related to physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional/psychological abuse, and neglect of children.

• Provides access to bibliographic citations to the scientific literature in the field of primatology, relating to research, conservation, and veterinary care of nonhuman primates.
• 1940-present.
• Includes all types of publications and many subject areas including behavior, colony management, ecology, reproduction, field studies, psychology, physiology, pharmacology, evolution, developmental and molecular biology, genetics and zoogeography.
• Over 200,000 citations.
• Produced by the Wisconsin Primate Research Center.