Online Database Use in Psychology: A Survey of Academic Libraries.

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Main Authors: Perdue, Bob, Piotrowski, Chris
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1990
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author Perdue, Bob
Piotrowski, Chris
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Piotrowski, Chris
Perdue, Bob
Piotrowski, Chris
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contents Online Database Use in Psychology: A Survey of Academic Libraries. Perdue, Bob Piotrowski, Chris Academic Libraries Databases Higher Education Library Surveys Online Searching Online Systems Psychology Reference Services Search Strategies This study examined current information retrieval strategies used by online searchers involved in psychological research. A survey was distributed in fall 1988 to 200 database coordinators at institutions of higher education throughout the United States to obtain information on the databases accessed and use of multi-database options. The response rate was 65%. In addition to PsychINFO, the most frequently accessed databases were ERIC, MEDLINE, SOCIAL SCISEARCH, SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS, and DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS. Few respondents indicated they used multi-database files such as DIALINDEX and CROS. (8 references) (MES)
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spellingShingle Online Database Use in Psychology: A Survey of Academic Libraries.
Perdue, Bob
Piotrowski, Chris
Academic Libraries
Databases
Higher Education
Library Surveys
Online Searching
Online Systems
Psychology
Reference Services
Search Strategies
Online Database Use in Psychology: A Survey of Academic Libraries. Perdue, Bob Piotrowski, Chris Academic Libraries Databases Higher Education Library Surveys Online Searching Online Systems Psychology Reference Services Search Strategies This study examined current information retrieval strategies used by online searchers involved in psychological research. A survey was distributed in fall 1988 to 200 database coordinators at institutions of higher education throughout the United States to obtain information on the databases accessed and use of multi-database options. The response rate was 65%. In addition to PsychINFO, the most frequently accessed databases were ERIC, MEDLINE, SOCIAL SCISEARCH, SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS, and DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS. Few respondents indicated they used multi-database files such as DIALINDEX and CROS. (8 references) (MES)
title Online Database Use in Psychology: A Survey of Academic Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Databases
Higher Education
Library Surveys
Online Searching
Online Systems
Psychology
Reference Services
Search Strategies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED320605