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If you are unable to attend our live sessions, browse all the recorded workshops and quick tutorial videos by
visiting the Learn the Library guide. We highly recommend Searching 101 and Searching 102 for learning how
to effectively search for scholarly research purposes. The Learn the Library - Psychology and Marriage & Family
Science workshop provides an overview of some popular subject-specific databases.
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Library Spotlight
Amanda Bezet, MA
The Psychology Bulletin
