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Kinesiology Related Databases

    Journal Finder

     

    • Journal Finder
      Use the Journal Finder to find out if UVa has a journal online fulltext or in print format,

      Enter the title of the journal in the 2nd search box in the Journal Finder to determine if it is available online.

      Enter the title of the journal in the 1st search box in the Journal Finder to see if it is in print. If it is and you are taking classes on-Grounds, you would need to go to the library to get the journal. If you are enrolled in the Curry Distance Education program, you can request a digital copy of the article using the library's interlibrary loan service.

    Dissertations

    If you need a copy of a issertation that is not available online full text, you can use the Library's free Interlibrary Loan Service to try and obtain a copy.

    In addition to the databases below, you can also locate dissertations that are distributed as open access dissertations by searching Google using the the title, author. or keyword although identifying a dissertation from the retrieved results is a bit challenging due to the lack of meta tagging.. 

    Handbooks

    The CLIC has a collection of more than 300 handbooks. BE sure to check here as new handbooks are added periodically. Handbooks are a great resource for locating best practices, research theories, names of authors, background material, overviews of topics, and good keyword terminology to use when you search databases for journal articles and other materials to inform and support your research.

     

    The handbooks are located to the right of the door as you enter the CLIC. You cannot check out handbooks; however you can scan (free if you use the digital sender in the CLIC) or photocopy them for 8 cents per page using the public printer in the CLIC and your Cavalier debit card

     

    Sample Handbooks

    • Handbook of Physical Education
      CLIC Handbook Area: GV 207.3 .H36 2006
      Table of Contents
    • Handbook of Research in Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology: International Perspectives
      CLIC Handbook Area: GV 706.4 .H363 2005
      Table of contents
    • Handbook of Sport Psychology, 2nd & 3rd eds.
      CLIC Handbook Area: GV 706.4 .H37 2001 & 2007
      Table of Contents: 2nd ed., 3rd ed.

    Books

    Associations & Organizations

    The web sites for associations or organizations frequently have links to the journals and other publications they produced.  They may provide career information, have blogs, post videos, promote conferences, and provide information about student memberships in their associations. They also provide instructions for authors who wish to submit articles to their journals for publications.

     

    Peer Reviewed Journals: Definitions

    Scientific Method

    Plagiarism

    APA Style

    You will need to write your research paper using a consistent bibliographic style.  Curry students usually are assigned to use APA style. However, other styles are also available.

    You can learn to use RefWorks citation software by contacting a CLIC librarian at 434-924-7040. RefWorks automatically generates, for example, APA formatted citations. You can also elect to write the citations in the style you have been assigned to use, In either case, the links below should prove useful.

     

    Questions? Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
    Ask Your Curry Librarians

    Need help finding information for a research project or have questions about borrowing library books?  Contact us.  We are happy to help with any questions about research or library services.

    CALL: Kay Buchanan 434-982-2664
    CALL: Carole Lohman 434-924-7040
    EMAIL: Email the Curry Librarians   

    Questions? Evenings and Weekends
    Ask a U.Va. Librarian

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    Other Research Subject Guides

    The librarians have created many research guides to help you find resources for your research papers, journal articles you are writing, etc.

    Overview

    This guide was developed by the CLIC librarians to support Kinesiology classes at the U.Va. Curry School of Education.

    Updated 1/18/2013

        
       

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