What are some really good search engines for peer-reviewed journal articles?
For my Cross-cultural Psychology paper, I'm using:
Scholars Portal
PSYCinfo
EBSCO
Google Scholar
U of T Library
Is there anything else I could use?
Also, I noticed that when I click
Ugh, I guess I'll bail ya out on this one as well...
Here's the one I always used in undergrad: http://web.ebscohost.com.proxy.lib.muohi o.edu/ehost/results?vid=1&hid=106&am p;sid=89bb991a-e8dc-42a1-a3ef-1c3e02aa2f 67%40sessionmgr110&bquery=(accultura
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