Psychology: Find Known Articles

When you have a citation for an article [authors, publication date, title of article, journal name, etc.], use Journal Search to locate the entire article (full-text).

Journal Search will tell you if the USC Upstate Library has access to the journal.​

When using Journal Search to locate a specific article:

• Be sure to enter the title of the journal, not the title of the article.

• Compare and match the listed dates with the date of the article you need. There may be more than one link to access a journal, magazine, or newspaper that matches the date you need.
• Find a listing of issues. This listing may appear on the front page. Sometimes you will need to look for an All Issues, Past Issues, or another similarly titled link.
• Once you have located a listing of issues, find the individual article by using the year, volume/issue information, and page numbers.

• After you have found the individual article, choose the PDF Full Text or PDF link if it is available.

• No PDF Full Text or PDF link? Look for a ​Download, Full Text, HTML, HTML Full Text, or ​​similar link.

Still no luck? You can request a copy of the article through Interlibrary Loan. Remember to allow at least 3-5 business days for articles, although sometimes articles do come faster.