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Research in Communication Processes + Disorders
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General Communication (processes & disorders)
- PsycINFO Summarizes scholarly articles in psychology. 1887 to present.
- Communications & Mass Media Complete (CMMC) Covers all aspects of communication, including disorders and processes. Also linguistics and journalism. 1900s to present.
- Scopus Summarizes scholarly articles in the sciences, including communication science, audiology and disorders, language development and more.
Audiology / Disorders / Speech
- Medline via EBSCO. Summarizes scholarly articles in medicine and allied health, including audiology. 1950s to present.
- Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts (LLBA) Summarizes scholarly articles in linguistics; language; and speech, language, and hearing. 1973 to present.
Business, Marketing, Advertising
- ABI/Inform Scholarly articles in business. 1980s to present.
- LexisNexis News Full-text of newspapers from the US and around the world. Some go back to 1980; most are current through today.
To Find Tests & Measures
- Mental Measurements Yearbook Reviews (not full-text) of over 2,000 commercially-available standardized English-language educational, personality, aptitude, neuropsychological, achievement and intelligence tests.
- Health & Psychosocial Instruments (HAPI) Citations to measurement instruments such as questionnaires, index measures, coding schemes/ manuals, rating scales, and tests.
- Search for specific tests published by the ETS & available in microfiche at the library.
- The UConn Research Guide on Tests and Measures (pdf).
For More Information, Contact ...
- Francine DeFranco, Director, Liaison Program, & Library Liaison to the School of Education
860-486-0911
francine.defranco@uconn.edu - For research questions like:
- How do I find this article that's not online?
- How do I find articles about my topic?
- Contact Peter Allison, Library Liaison to History, Anthropology, African & African-American Studies, and European Studies and Head of Collection Development
860-486-6027
peter.allison@uconn.edu - For "collection development" questions like:
- Can the library buy this book for my students?
- Can the library subscribe to this journal?