PSYC 190 -- Brain Challenge and Sports Performance: Degradation, Renewal, Enhancement (Atlanta)

Instructions for searching databases for scholarly scientific articles: 

1. Open one of the databases below (PsycINFO or PubMed) and enter your search terms in the appropriate fields.
2. If you do not see the Full Text of the article, select the button to see if we have an electronic or print copy here at Emory.
    
3. Always look for a PDF link for optimal viewing/printing of the article.
    

Be aware that databases may have a DELAY in making the most recent copies of journal articles available.  If you need help locating an article, contact me (see "Psychology Librarian" box at left with my photo and email link) or our library service desk team (see "Getting Help" box, below). 

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Did you know that you can set up Google Scholar to link to the Emory Libraries so that you will be able to see and obtain the articles in Google Scholar that you have access to through Emory?  

Follow these steps to set up up Google Scholar with Emory Libraries links. 

Using Interlibrary Loan (ILL), you can:

• borrow books and more from other libraries
• get copies of articles that Emory doesn't own

You will be notified when your materials arrive (most materials are obtained within 2 weeks).