Human Development and Diversity - Subject Guides - Library - Antioch University New England
Human Development and Diversity
Places to start research:
Catalog
- For information on theories and theorists
- Look for books by a theorist (as author) -- this can be considered your primary source
- Look for books which talk about a theorist (as subject) if you want to read what others have said about the theorist
- For books on general cultural/developmental issues. Subject headings to try:
- Child development--crosscultural studies
- Developmental psychology--crosscultural studies
- Ethnopsychology
- Families--crosscultural studies
- Minorities--mental health
- Ethnic groups--psychology
- Native Americans; Indians of North America
- Asian Americans--cultural assimilation
- Social life and customs
- Sample titles
- Cultural processes in child development (NetLibrary)
- Cross-cultural research in human development : life span
perspectives
- Ethnocultural aspects of posttraumatic stress disorder
- Asian/American: historical crossings of a racial frontier
- The Cambridge history of the native peoples of the Americas
- Link to select bibliography of titles
Databases
Research databases identify books & journal articles on a particular topic (not just what ANE Library owns).
- Academic Search Complete in OhioLINK includes Psychology & Sociology journals.
- Bibliography of Native North Americans: covers all aspects of native North American culture, history, and life; contains citations for books, essays, journal articles, and government documents of the United States and Canada.
- NetLibrary: electronic books. Some specific cultural information; also many titles on "developmental psychology."
- Concepts and Theories of Human Development
- Culture, Thought, and Development (Piaget)
- Developmental Psychology: An Advanced Textbook
- Family Environment and Intellectual Functioning : A Life-span Perspective
- The Native American World
- Irish Immigrants in New York City
- PsycBOOKS Full text collection of books published by the APA.
- PsycINFO: primary psychology database; comprehensive index to literature. Does NOT contain any full text.
- ProQuest Psychology Journals is a collection full text searchable database of over 400 journals.
Tips for research
- Look for database help screens for suggestions on constructing and
refining your search.
- Use the thesaurus or subject list if there is one.
- Limit to scholarly literature if that is an option.
Still have questions? Ask a librarian!