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Video and written tutorials to aid you in the research process!
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Research Tutorials
Database Tutorials
Using Google
Evaluating Sources
Toggle Dropdown
Websites
Journal Articles
Books & Other Sources
Citations
Alvernia Video Tutorials
RefWorks
EBSCO Databases
EBSCO's Official YouTube Page
Basic Search
Advanced Search
Using CINAHL & MeSH Terms
Searching EBSCO eBooks
ProQuest
ProQuest Training Materials
ProQuest's Official YouTube Page
Basic Search
Advanced Search
JSTOR
JSTOR's Official YouTube Page
LexisNexis Academic
LexisNexis Academic's Official YouTube Page
LexisNexis Research Guides
Introduction to LexisNexis Academic
Power Search Overview
Using the Index
Finding News by State or Region
Searching News by Date
Find a Specific U.S. Legal Case
Finding Landmark US Cases
Find a Specific Document
Find a Company Profile
Gale Virtual Reference Library
Gale's Official YouTube Page
The Basics
Browsing and Searching
Conducting Complex Searches
Listening to Your Articles
Bookmarking Your Favorites
Downloading a PDF to Your eReader
Literature Resource Center
Gale's Official YouTube Page
Basic Search
Advanced Search
Person & Works Search
Managing Results
Article Options
PsychInfo
Guides with suggested APA subject terms
Behavioral Economics
Education
Gerontology
Military Psychology
Neuroscience
Nursing
Nutrition
Psychology and The Law
Public Health
CIAO--Columbia International Affairs Online
CIAO Tutorial
PubMed
PubMed Self Guided Tutorials
PubMed's Official YouTube Page
PubMed Advanced Search Builder
Use MeSH to Build a Better PubMed Query
Cochrane Library
Official Cochrane Library Tutorials
Cochrane Library YouTube Tutorials
Finding Information in the Cochrane Library
JBI Ovid
JBI Ovid Help Guides
Citing Sources from JBI
R2 Digital Library
Rittenhouse Books YouTube Channel
R2 Digital Library: An Overview
Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database
Video Tutorials
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