If you do not wish to browse the headings, do a word search on your topic and follow the subject heading links at the bottom of relevant records to find additional, useful resources. To browse the collection electronically, click on the call number of an item. Materials having similar call numbers, shelved anywhere in the library, will appear in call number order. First published in 1996, this is the 2nd, revised edition. Covers searches of periodicals, useful source books, bibliographies, computer programs, many of the important scales and sources of scales, sources of funding and publication, and more.
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Traces native Americans, pre-European contact to modern history. A diverse and comprehensive selection of topics. Twelve chapters examine topics that unfairly affect segments of the American population. Extremely useful is Sources of Additional Information which includes bibliographies, legislation, advocacy groups and LC subject headings. Five hundred forty five entries written by specialists in biology, medicine, nursing, psychology, psychiatry, sociology and social services.