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The American Psychological Association (APA)’s electronic resources span the full breadth and depth of psychology research. Now, researchers can enjoy the same content, features and functionality they expect from APA databases – with the added benefits of searching on the ProQuest platform.

One big question, however, is where to find good articles. Over the years I have come across many excellent resources for articles that are written specifically for students. See below for my current list of these sites.

Student Article Websites

Below is a list of useful websites that provide current event and general interest articles for students. Many of these sites provide additional resources such as:

Articles written at multiple reading levels (Lexile levels)
Quizzes over the article content
Discussion questions or writing prompts
Options for students to leave comments on the articles
Audio versions of the articles

All of these sites are free, although some may require you to register to log in, or to provide your students with a code to access the articles. Some of the sites also have paid versions with additional features, but all provide at least access to the articles at no cost.

APA PsycArticles, APA PsycInfo, APA PsycBooks and APA PsycTests are all available on the award-winning ProQuest sms promotional campaign platform with the same content, tools and functionality that users get directly from the APA.

With ProQuest, APA content is cross-searchable with hundreds of other databases – including ProQuest Central, ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global, Psychology Database, Nursing & Allied Health Database, and the Health Research Premium Collection.

At a glance:

• Access to APA PsycArticles, APA PsycInfo, APA PsycBooks and APA PsycTests
• Professional indexing by APA experts
• Cross-searchable with other they focus on co-op advertising ProQuest health and medical content