Help your psychology and behavioral health students find focused content for research, course work, and post-graduation career development with this unique collection of DRM-free books available in APA PsycBooks.
This hand-selected title list includes well-rounded subject matter for undergraduate and graduate-level students with books relating to ethics, research methods and reporting, and guidance on presenting research while adhering to APA Style standards.
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The 2020 Virtual Meeting of the Medical Library Association will take place Monday, August 10 – Friday, August 14.
APA will present an Exhibitor’s Seminar on Tuesday, August 11 from 8:30 am – 9:30 am (CST). This training will preview the new platform for APA PsycTherapy, demonstrate searching with new thesaurus terms, and discuss the 2021 APA Books® Clinical E-Collection.
To attend our training, login with your MLA registration account and add our APA Seminar as a “Favorite.” “Join Here” will open five minutes before the seminar begins; there is no registration needed to attend.
You can also join APA for a Virtual Chat from August 10th – August 13th, between 11:30am – 3pm CDT.
Hope to see you there!
Editor-in-Chief: Arthur M. Nezu, PhD, DHL, ABPP
ISSN: 0969-5893
eISSN: 1468-2850
APA is pleased to announce the addition of Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice (CP:SP) to APA PsycArticles® beginning with volume 28, Issue 1 in January 2021. CP:SP is currently published by Wiley and will transition to APA in 2021. All back issues will be fully available on APA PsycArticles.
Continue readingIt’s Tutorial Thursday! In this series, we explore APA’s library of video tutorials available on the APA Publishing Training YouTube channel. Please feel free to link to or embed our videos in your library websites or LibGuides, course management systems, or other locations where students, faculty, and researchers will find them.
A new tutorial Using the APA Thesaurus to Find Relevant Articles on a Topic is available.
Continue readingIt’s Tutorial Thursday! In this series, we explore APA’s library of video tutorials available on the APA Publishing Training YouTube channel. Please feel free to link to or embed our videos in your library websites or LibGuides, course management systems, or other locations where students, faculty, and researchers will find them.
A new version of the tutorial Finding DOIs on APA PsycNet is available.
This short video shows the purpose of DOIs in your reference list, how to properly format a DOI as part of a reference, and where to find the DOI for journal articles and other content on APA PsycNET.
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