I was not able to access my ILL account, but I did not feel that my resources were limited because of that. During my reference visit I went through the reference sections on my own. I found a majority of my books that were on my initial blog list. While I was skimming through them, I began to realize that most of them were not specific enough for me to really get a good understanding of my topic.

required: a minimum of 3 specialized databases; a minimum of one specialized journal from Database by Title search, of 5 required journal titles; a minimum of one specialized journal from Database by Subject search, of 5 required journal titles.note: the abstracts that you begin to read and collect as part of your journal search may also direct you to make an Inter-library loan of the source, if it’s not an item that the University library owns, or isn’t available as e-text. It’s most time effective to make the ILL immediately once you determine from its abstract that the entire work will be useful for your research. Database by Title 

PsycARTICLES  | 1988-present | Full Text | Vendor: APA

PsycINFO  | 1806-present |  Vendor: CSA Database by Subject  

Psychology: A SAGE Full-Text Collection | 1970-present | Full Text | Vendor: CSA 

required: a minimum of 8 book titles, which may be electronic books, 5 from your initial subject heading prefix; 3 additional book titles from the minimum of one additional subject heading, subheading or keyword found in a catalog bibliographic citation; a minimum of one specialized dictionary and one specialized encyclopedia.please put the call numbers of the books, dictionaries, and encyclopedias on your blog.  

Books

1. McCrae, Robert R. Personality in adulthood : a five-factor theory perspective , Jr. New York : Guilford Press, c2003. Boca Raton Campus BF698.9 .A4 M33 2003

2. Kluckhohn, Clyde, 1905-1960, ed. Personality in nature, society, and culture. New York, Knopf, 1953.Boca Raton Campus BF698 .K58 1953 

3. Evans, Rachel. Ego development, guilt and hypocrisy : an online study of personality, 2007 Jupiter Campus NX00.5 .E792 2007

4. Comprehensive handbook of personality and psychopathology / Michel Hersen, Jay C. Thomas, editors-in-chief. Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley, c2006 [i.e. 2005]. Boca Raton Campus Reference (Non-circulating) RC456 .C66 2005

5. Kellerman, Henry. Handbook of psychodiagnostic testing : analysis of personality in the psychological report / Henry Kellerman, Anthony Burry. New York, NY : Springer, c2007. Boca Raton Campus RC469 .K44 2007

6. Handbook of personality development / edited by Daniel K. Mroczek and Todd D. Little. Mahwah, N.J. : Lawrence Erlbaum, 2006. Jupiter Campus BF698 .H3343 2006

7. The development of the person : the Minnesota study of risk and adaptation from birth to adulthood / by L. Alan Sroufe … [et al.]. New York : Guilford Press, c2005. Jupiter Campus HQ767.9 .D477 2005

8. Psychopathology in later adulthood / edited by Susan Krauss Whitbourne. New York : Wiley, c2000. Boca Raton Campus RC451.4.A5 P7777 2000

Dictionary

Stratton, Peter. A student’s dictionary of psychology / Peter Stratton and Nicky Hayes. London ; New York : Arnold, 1999. Boca Raton Campus Reference (Non-circulating) BF31 .S69 1999

Encyclopedia

Encyclopedia of human development [electronic resource] / Neil J. Salkind, editor ; Lewis Margolis, associate editor ; managing editors, Kimberly DeRuyck and Kristin Rasmussen. Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, c2006. Electronic Resource

required: a minimum of two subject headings and two subheadings/keywords or one subject heading and three subheadings/keywords. One subject heading and two subheadings will come from the Library of Congress list, and a minimum of one more of either, will come from your Catalog Inventory. Your reference visit may generate additional subject headings, subheadings or keywords. 

Subject Heading : (BF) Psychology

     Subheading 1:  BF697-697.5 Differential psychology. Individuality. Self

     Subheading 2: BF698-698.9 Personality

     Subheading 3: BF712-724.85 Developmental psychology, including infant psychology, child psychology, adolescence, adulthood 

1. Prompt  3/11

2. Subject Heading 3/14

3. Subheading 3/14

4. Keyword 3/14

5. Books 3/16

6. Databases 3/16

7. Journals 3/16

8. Abstracts 3/16

9. Inter-Library Loan 3/16

10. Reference Visit 3/19

11. Draft Thesis 3/24

12. Draft Abstract 3/28

13. Draft Bibliography 3/28

14. Revised- thesis, abstract, bibliography 4/23

15. Cover letter- blog 4/23

16. Cover letter- research 4/23

Psychology

I. Writing in Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences (psy 2932)

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