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PsycBOOKS from APA PsycNET
PsycBOOKS provides access to over 2500 full-text, scholarly books, plus thousands of book chapters and the complete Encyclopedia of Psychology. You have the option to browse by author, topic, title, publication year, or release date. You also have the option to show only APA books, classic books, or entries from the Encyclopedia of Psychology.
Titles are added approximately a year after publication. All titles are cataloged in Addison.
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1597-present
Date
September 13, 2010
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