In this course, you'll be asked to find recent discoveries in sleep science. One of the best ways to locate this type of information is by reading relevant peer-reviewed and trade journals in the discipline. You can find this literature by searching a database or by browsing relevant journals. Below you'll find links to some recommended resources, including the APA PsycInfo database and several journals that specifically focus on sleep.
If you have any trouble using these resources or getting to the full text of articles, please reach out to your librarian, Jaena Alabi, and she'll be more than happy to help!
Tip 1: To find primary sources or the results of a study, limit to "empirical study" under the Methodology box.
Tip 2: Check the box to "exclude dissertations" from your search results.
Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, PubMed provides citations for biomedical and life sciences journal literature.
Web of Science can help you see whose research is being cited on a particular topic.
Use the Discovery search box below to search the Libraries' catalog and many of our databases simultaneously.
