Using Bibliographies to Find Books Book-length bibliographies are not the best place to start looking for psychology sources, as they tend to become dated too quickly. Start either with the bibliography of one recent psychology journal article that you have found to be helpful, or with a handbook. With any bibliography, search Blais to determine whether the Libraries have listed items which interest you. Check Blais by the title of the book or for articles, the title of the journal. Always remember you may need to do a PsycINFO search to find articles published after the date of the bibliography.
Bibliographies are also available on specific topics within psychology.
Here are two examples. The authoritative guide to self-help books. Instead, they are represented with bold, blue text in a font size larger than plain text.