Listed below are options available for you to contact a reference librarian and ask for help with your research.
Shirley Horbatt is the original author of this guide, which she updated through March 2016.
Need to select a research topic or find background information?
The Reference Collection includes a variety of different sources, such as: subject-focused encyclopedias, handbooks, almanacs, maps/atlases, statistical compendiums, dictionaries, and more. Look here to find introductory articles on subject-related topics. The broad perspective offered by such articles often proves helpful for narrowing research topics before pursuing more in-depth information.
This guide provides some recommendations for encyclopedias and other reference resources that might provide helpful information relating to your topic.
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Reference Collection (Second Floor)
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Reference Collection (Second Floor)
BF 31 .E52 2010
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Reference Collection (Second Floor)
BF 76.8 .N53 2010
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RC 489.B4 E485 2005
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Volumes 1-2
Reference Collection (Second Floor)
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Theoretical Models of Human Development
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Cognition, Perception and Language
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Reference Collection (Second Floor)
BF 318 .L3854 2008
4 Volumes
See also "Mental Measurements Yearbooks with Tests in Print" listed above under Psychological Tests and Measures Databases.
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The following databases provide information to identify psychological tests and measuring instruments.