The PsycInfo database offers citations from professional psychology journals as far back as the 1860s.
There are over 5,000,000 records from 2,300 scholarly journals indexed in APA PsycInfo.
Example of PsycInfo search screen.
After reviewing results, check the box by citations you wish to export.
Sample journal article
The medical journals found in the PubMed database have much to contribute to your neuroscience research. Give this database a try.
The basic search in PubMed will guide your keywords if you enter a single search topic.
Or, if you know a little about Boolean Operators (AND, OR, or NOT), you can use the ADVANCED SEARCH.
Also, experiment with truncation. Take a word stem and add an asterisk (*) after the last letter. This search will retrieve multiple endings to your word--example, gene* will bring back genes, genetic, genetics, etc.
Here's a sample entry from the results screen. If you click on the title, you will see a full page display of that record.
Note the "Download PDF" button will appear if you install the LibKey Nomad browser extension on your computer.
Boss around those results with filters. They will reduce the number of matches so use them wisely.
You can filter by date, article type, participants, language, and more.
keep looking down and explore the Additional filters!
Journal articles in science, engineering, social sciences, and humanities.
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NIF is a search engine that finds neuroscience research in NIH consortium.
Journals, magazines, and newspapers in almost every subject area.
Google Scholar is a free search engine that identifies scholarly literature.
On Google Scholar, look for the Advanced search under the menu on the left.
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