CFT 779: Couple and Family Research Seminar (Hertlein): Library Guides

Remember to explore numerous keywords, synonyms, and a wide combination of keywords when you are searching the databases & Google Scholar.

In addition to exploring a wide variety of keywords & synonyms, remember to look at the Cited By and Related Articles links.

A note about Google Scholar . . . 

Although Google Scholar contains many resources, it does not contain access to all relevant resources for hospitality research.  Researchers are strongly encouraged to look at the additional resources mentioned above to conduct a thorough literature review.  You do not need to purchase articles via Google Scholar many are available for through the UNLV Libraries or via Interlibrary Loan.

For help connecting to UNLV Libraries' resources through Google Scholar see the following.

• Google Scholar Search Tips 

• Additional Search Tips 

• GoogleScholarcapture

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• American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)

  Provides a wealth of information relevant to the clinical practice of marriage and family therapy; includes listings of MFT graduate schools and state licensure boards.

• American Family Therapy Academy

  AFTA membership consists of nearly 900 family therapy teachers, researchers and practitioners whose aim is the continued development of the field of family therapy; the Academy is a forum for the discussion of issues in the practice and teaching of family therapy, as well as research and theory.

• American Psychological Association
  APA is the leading scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States.

• International Family Therapy Association (IFTA)

  Provides international conferences and continuing education to promote quality standards for marriage and family therapy.

• National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)

  A nonpartisan, nonprofit, multidisciplinary professional organization focused solely on family research, policy and practice.

**Remember to look at what funding sources were used in scholarly articles and/or theses & dissertations. If funding was provided for the project, it will be listed in the study.

What is RefWorks?
RefWorks is a web-based bibliographic software package that enables you to:

• Organize your research
• Create a bibliography in a variety of citation styles, including APA, MLA and Chicago
• Import references from many data sources
• Create bibliographies in different document formats (Word, RTF, HTML, etc.)
• Include citations while you write your paper

"New" RefWorks Instructions

• Proquest RefWorks guide
• New RefWorks tutorials (YouTube)
• New RefWorks FAQ
• RefWorks Citation Manager (For use with Office 2016)
• Write N Cite for Windows
• Using Write N Cite with Microsoft Word
• Tips for moving to RefWorks from Mendeley