I would push for an on-line subscription and drop the hard-copy journals if necessary. PsycArticles (from APA) has a sliding scale with size of campus figured into the subscription price. It has all the APA journals plus a number of others--great selection of the top research journals in psyc. You get everything in full text.
--Dave


Jean-Marc Perreault wrote:

Greetings all,
The College where I teach has a very small library. We only carry 6 psych journals, and we are in the process of re-evaluating whether we want to modify our subscriptions.


Here are the journals we have:

1. Canadian Journal of Counselling
2. Canadian Psychology
3. Current Psychology
4. Environment and Behaviour
5. Monitor on Psychology
6. Psychological Bulletin

We also carry Psychology today as a magazine, although I often wonder if this is not a hinderance to student's ability to discriminate between good publications, and "popular" ones... Do you know of any quality psych-related magazines?


My question is as follow: What would be your top 5 journals that are accessible to first and second year-level psych students? I'd like to compile this and compare with what we carry here (I will also take into consideration what we can access as Full-text online).


Thanks in advance!

JM





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