Each year, Annual Reviews critically review the most significant primary research literature to guide researchers to the principal contributions of their field and help them keep up to date in their area of research
BrowZine Psychology Journals gives you the ability to browse journals - subscribed by the University of Cambridge - and store them into a personal bookshelf. BrowZine then updates you with new articles published in these journals and clearly displays unread articles new to your bookshelf.
The University of Cambridge subscribes to a wide range of online resources that can be accessed from wherever you are through using your Raven credentials.
Search databases, digital archive collections, and primary sources on Cambridge Databases A-Z.
Use iDiscover to search for ebooks, or check out ebooks@cambridge for more information.
If your search is successful, check the coverage dates (given just below the title). If the relevant year is covered, click on the active link provided and navigate to the article.
Where the relevant year is not covered by an ejournal, carry out an Exact search of the journal title in iDiscover to discover print holdings in Cambridge libraries.
If your search of online and print holdings is unsuccessful, contact the Library (psychology@lib.cam.ac.uk) to use the document delivery service.
If you are searching for an unknowing item, use the abstract and indexing databases to carry out a general subject search.
If you are doing a literature review, read the Psychology Library's Literature Review page for useful tips and links to helpful books.
Check your Moodle course site for scans of articles recommended on reading lists, where the University does not have access to the online version. If your search is unsuccessful, contact the Library (psychology@lib.cam.ac.uk)
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➤ Working or studying from homeStep 1. Choose the Shibboleth login option.
Step 2. Select UK Higher Education as your region or group.
Step 3. Select the University of Cambridge from the list.
You will then be prompted for your Raven login.
Most staff and students should be able to access e-resources but if you want to make sure, please go to the Test e-resources page. If you can't access it, please contact us.
On iDiscover you might come across books that are "Available on designated PCs in the UL and most Faculty and Departmental libraries”. These ebooks are supplied to the UL by publishers under Electronic Legal Deposit legislation, and may only be used on designated PCs for Electronic Legal Deposit access.
Spectrum (Online news and expert opinion on autism research)
Royal College of Psychiatrists (Mental health information written by psychiatrists)
The latest research on psychiatry with an emphasis on the clinical aspects
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If you're looking for extra introductory reading* in Psychology, the following resources can help you get an overview of the subject:
*Please, note that those resources are not mandatory reading for exams or essays unless your lecturer requests it during a lecture or on the official course reading list (available in the course paper guide and online reading list). This is just extra introductory reading for those seeking it.