You are required to use "peer-reviewed" articles for your article summaries. Don't waste your time collecting and reading articles that are not peer-reviewed. Before you begin your research, watch this 10 minute video!
Scholarly (peer-reviewed) vs. Popular Articles
If you have problems viewing the tutorial, please contact a librarian.
Use the eJournal Portal to browse the magazines and journals that the library has electronically.
Start with the first database, PsycArticles, to find your peer-reviewed journal articles. If you don't know what "peer-reviewed" means, see the tutorial in the box on the left!
Once you have found an article in PsycArticles or another research database, doublecheck that it is truly peer-reviewed. Here are some characteristics to look for.