Description

APA PsycInfo is your go-to database for high-quality psychology and behavioural sciences research. It contains the abstracts of thousands of psychology journal articles, book chapters, books, and dissertations, making it a great resource for Psychology students. You can use it to search across the APA collection, and then track down the full text in the appropriate APA database.

Sources from these databases aren't included in the main Library Search.

You can search multiple APA databases at once or switch between them by going to the top lefthand menu in ProQuest and selecting 'change databases'. 

You'll also find all APA content, plus lots more, in our comprehensive ProQuest One Psychology database

Why use APA PsycInfo? 

  • Comprehensive coverage of psychology and related disciplines.
  • Peer-reviewed and authoritative sources for reliable research.
  • Advanced search tools to refine and focus your results.
  • Access to journals, books, and dissertations in one place.
  • Supports academic writing with citation tools and abstracts. 

Pro Tip: 

Use the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms in PsycInfo to find precise subject headings and improve your search results. This helps you discover related concepts and ensures you don’t miss relevant studies.

Getting Started
Database Content
Abstracts
Included in the Library Search?
AI Tools included?
No

Accessibility Features

Browser compatibility 

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Read Aloud 

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Change text size 

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Read offline 

Content can be downloaded as PDFs to read offline.

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