Getting the Article Text
You can get the article in one of several ways:
- HTML or PDF Link: Most databases can provide you with immediate access to some of the articles you find; availability will be noted by a link to either (or both) the HTML or the PDF formats of the articles.
- If the article isn't available full text in the database you are using, use the BU Info Links button to find if another one of our databases has the full-text Full-text: an electronic resource that provides the entire text of a single work or of articles in one or more journals, magazines, and/or newspapers, besides the citation and abstract of the content. of the article. If not . . .
- Print version on the shelves: In other cases you'll see "Notes: This title is available in print at the BU Library" at the bottom of the result list entry. The print version of any journal that isn't a science journal is on the shelves on the second floor of Moody, and all science journals (including psychology) is on the second floor of Jones.
- if the journal is older, it is in our storage location - O'Grady - and can be brought to Moody library for you.
- Borrow from another Library: And if the library doesn't own or subscribe to the journal at all, we can order it for you for free from another library (via OsoFast); the BU Infolinks button gives you that option or you can get to it here.
Your options after clicking the "BU Info Links" button
