Reference Titles on the Web for RichLyn Library

 

YOUTH CULTURE
&
SOCIOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE
 

July  2006

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I.    BOOK CATALOGS:

II.    RELATED TO YOUTH CULTURE: REFERENCE BOOKS IN RICHLYN LIBRARY

Remember, you should not cite general encyclopedias in your papers, but you may cite subject encyclopedias unless your professor tells you otherwise.

Selected Reference Works and Under Represented Library Materials

General Stacks: (Reference Books)

 

III.    SELECTED PRINT & ONLINE JOURNALS IN RICHLYN LIBRARY

    Addiction                                FT    3/01/75-    Academic Search Premier
    Addiction Biology                        FT    7/01/96-     Academic Search Premier
    Addiction Research                       FT    4/01/97-        ASP   
    Addiction Research & Theory              FT    4/01/97-        ASP
    Adolescence                              FT    3/01/90-        ASP
    Adolescence Psychiatry                   FT    1/01/00-        ASP
    Alcohol Health & Research World          FT    3/01/90-        ASP
    ALCOHOL RESEARCH & HEALTH                FT    1990-           ASP
    Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly           FT    1/03/94-        ASP
    Alcoholism Report                        FT    8/01/93-        ASP
    American Journal of Drug & Alcohol Abuse FT    2/01/99-        ASP
    American Journal of Family Therapy       FT    3/01/93-        ASP
    American Journal on Addictions           FT    1/01/99-        ASP
    Annual Review of Sex Research            FT    7/01/96-        ASP
    Anxiety, Stress & Coping                 FT    1/01/97-        ASP
    Child Abuse Review                       FT    4/01/92-        ASP
    Child & Adolescent Mental Health         FT    2/01/98-        ASP
    Children & Society    Academic Search Premier    Indexed       ASP
    Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal   FT    2/01/96-        ASP
    Child Care, Health & Development         FT    1/01/98-        ASP
    Child Care in Practice                   FT    1/01/02         ASP
    Child Development                        FT    3/01/30-        ASP
    Child & Family Social Work               FT    1/01/98-        ASP
    Child Health Alert                       FT    10/01/96-       ASP
    Child Labor Act                          FT    1/10/97-1/31/97 ASP
    Child Psychiatry & Human Development     FT    9/01/93-        ASP
    Child Study Journal                      FT    3/01/90-        ASP
    Child Welfare                            FT    1/01/90-        ASP
    Child & Youth Care Forum                 FT    8/01/98-        ASP
    Children & Schools                       FT    1/01/90-        ASP
    Children & Society                       FT    3/01/96-        ASP
    Children Today                           FT    5/01/90503/01/96ASP
    Children's Rights                        FT    1/01/00-1/31/00 ASP
    CHRISTIAN EDUCATORS JOURNAL                PRINT
    CHILDHOOD EDUCATION                        PRINT
    JOURNAL OF YOUTH MINISTRIES                PRINT
    SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH                       PRINT
    Youth & Schools                          FT    1/01/03-1/31/03 ASP
    Youth & Society                          FT    9/01/74-        ASP
    Youth Studies                            FT    2/01/90-        ASP
    YOUTHWORKER                                PRINT
 

IV.    SELECTED SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES FOR ONLINE FULL-TEXT JOURNALS

EBSCOHOST (includes ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials): Required ID & Password for remote access in EbscoHost. Please do not neglect consulting several related databases. EBSCOHOST: ATLA, SocIndex, PsycArticles, MEDLINE, and ERIC are some of the more important databases to consider. One that is often forgotten is WestLaw Campus Research. Because it covers the complicated and complex world of delinquency, and youth programs to help troubled youth, it should be a primary resource for many youth workers. You will also want to consult the database, JSTOR, for full-text articles. For electronic book articles, choose Credo Reference or Gale's Virtual Reference Library.


V.    SELECTED NON-SUBSCRIPTION (FREE) DATABASES FOR ONLINE FULL-TEXT JOURNALS

VI.   VARIOUS ESSAYS: Contained in the Following Books: (Other books obtainable through  (interlibrary loan.)

VII.   INTERLIBRARY LOANS:

If you want to borrow a journal article from another college or university, go to RichLyn Library's home page.  Next, click the link, Interlibrary Loan and choose the article form. Complete the article form for the journal article, submit it, wait to be contacted, and pick up your article at the circulation desk. If you are using Ebsco's databases, there is an ILL link after each article that is not full text. You may simply click on the link and submit the form to receive the article. When the library receives the item, you will be notified by email, and you may pick it up at the circulation desk. Always check your email accounts, however, since many articles are sent via email.

If you want to borrow a book from another library, you must set up an account. Establishing an account is a simple process if you follow the instructions as found at the INTERLIBRARY LOAN BOOK REQUEST FORM web page. If you borrowed a book, return it to the library according to the due date or there could be a fine. If the item is a journal article, there is no need to return it. The process takes from 48-hours to two weeks. Therefore, allow yourself time to obtain the item[s] and to take notes.
 

VIII.   SEARCHING: ONLINE HINTS

         A. THINK IN TERMS OF SYNONYMS: DEATH/SUICIDE; YOUTH/ADOLESCENTS.

         B. USE TRUNCATIONS: ADOLESCEN* (ADOLESCENCE, ADOLESCENT, ADOLESCENTS).
            SOMETIMES A ? IS USED FOR TRUNCATION.

                  USE SPECIFIC TERMS WITH YOUR TOPIC:
                    YOUTH STATISTIC*=Youth Statistics; Youth Statistical, etc.
                    ADOLESCEN* STUDY or STUD*=Adolescent, Adolescence, Adolescents, etc.
                    YOUTH CRIME* = youth crime, or youth crimes.

                  If you used, crim* = crime, crimes, criminology, criminological,
                  criminologist, criminologists.

                       ANALYSIS/TEENAGER*
                       ABORTION TEND*.

         C. BINDING A PHRASE: USE QUOTATION MARKS AROUND PHRASES TO BIND THE
            EXACT WORDING UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE: E.G. "Teenage Anorexia".

         D. BOOLEAN SEARCHING:
            USE THE AND SEARCH TO NARROW A SEARCH. FOR INSTANCE, DOGS AND FLEAS
            USED IN A SEARCH WILL FIND ONLY THE ITEMS THAT HAVE BOTH TERMS.

            USE THE OR SEARCH TO BROADEN A SEARCH. FOR INSTANCE, teenagers OR
            adolescents WILL FIND ITEMS THAT HAVE EITHER OF THE TERMS.

            USE THE NOT SEARCH TO ELIMINATE A TERM. FOR INSTANCE, "DOGS AND FLEAS
            NOT CATS" WILL FIND ITEMS WITH DOGS AND FLEAS, BUT CATS WILL BE
            OMITTED.
 

IX.    SEARCH ENGINES:


X.    YOUTH & SOCIOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE WEB SITES:
 


 

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Director of Library Services
Last Updated: 03/07/08                  Hit Counter   
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