The internet, today, is filled with false information that anyone can write and defend as it being the truth. It then, make's it very difficult to separate what is scientifically proved and what is nonsense. As a consequence, how can someone in a Psychology field or study, like me, can make sure that the information they found online is right and legit? The answer is easy when you know the best websites to find fool proof information. Here are 3 of the top websites everyone in my field of study should know about.
1. Scientific Journal Article.
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When doing research, one can use scientific articles to base their informations and arguments in an research essay. A website like Cairn-info will provide you access to plenty of complete articles from scientific journals. On subject like the humanities and social sciences. It contains up to 500 journals and about 10 000 eBooks. Plus, these digital reproductions are completely safe and exact copies of the original texts of well known authors that specify in Psychology and so.
2. Scientific and Clinical Writings.
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When in need of specific knowledge on different theories and methodologies, it is preferable to use a website like «Revue québécoise de psychologie». Not only does it publish papers on the link between research and practice, all the texts that are wanting to be published are checked and verified by the numerous members of the comity of lecture to make sure of the authenticity and the reliability.
3. Encyclopedia and Dictionary.
http://www.universalis-edu.com.mandat.cmontmorency.qc.ca:2048/
Another website that is a famously used and known by everyone studying in Psychology is Universalis-edu. This website is basically an encyclopedia mixed with a dictionary. You can find anything related to the definition of a word, the historical story of a famous person or to a historical important moment in history, you'll find everything about it there. It comes in handy when you are not sure of the definition or you need to make connection between different subject. It has a dictionary filled with over 120 000 definitions. Plus, everything is classified and it goes by themes. It has 12 themes related to Social Sciences, all these themes backed by other sub-themes.
To conclude, looking for the right information with a reliable source can be time-consuming and difficult if you don't have the right tools to do so. That is why these 3 websites that I've presented are a necessity for anyone in my field of study, which is Psychology. So these were my top 3 websites that should be known by anyone in Psychology, what about you? What are websites that you think could help anyone in that field of study or yours?
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