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PSY132: Psychology and Culture

A research guide specifically designed for students enrolled in PSY132 with links to databases, books, APA citation, and other helpful resources.

PSY132 Guide

Welcome to the PSY132 Guide! This guide is divided into several main parts, which can be accessed by clicking the tabs to the left:

  • Find Articles -- This tab will provide information to help you find online articles, journals, magazines, and newspapers on your topic.
  • Find Books -- This tab will provide information on finding topical books available either at the GCC Library, online, or through another MCCCD library.
  • Find Video -- This tab will provide information to help you find streaming video sources or DVDS on your topic. 
  • Scholarly, Trade, or Popular? -- Definitions, a short video, and an interactive quick lesson on identifying scholarly research from popular magazine articles or trade journals.
  • What Is Peer Review? -- A 3-minute video explaining the process of peer review required for scholarly publication.
  • Citation Guide -- A link to the full research guide on formatting requirements for APA, MLA, and Chicago citation styles.
  • NoodleTools Research and Citation Aid -- Need help with an APA reference list or citation? Use NoodleTools, a GCC database that teaches the elements of APA citation and generates citations from source input. Instructions for creating and using a free account.
  • Book Club Assignment: Details & Resources -- A description of the Book Club assignment and links to helpful resources, including book discussion questions and tips for writing book reviews. For Dr. Worthy's sections of PSY132.
  • Book Club Assignment Title Choices -- A list of the title choices for the Book Club Assignment, with book descriptions and direct links to the library catalog. For Dr. Lisa Worthy's sections of PSY132.
  • Public Library Links -- Links to local public libraries. Can't find a copy of the book you need at GCC? Try your local community library. Getting a library card is free and easy.
  • Ask a Librarian -- Contact a librarian for help via text, email, or phone. Or make an appointment for a one-on-one consultation with a librarian.

 

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