Finding Psychological Tests & Measures at Swarthmore: Finding tests in databases

• Search in All Fields or Keywords if you are generally looking for tests on a topic
• Search in Test Name if you know the name of a test you are looking for
• The search limits allow you to restrict your results by test availability, administration method, population, etc.
• There will be a PDF link if the full-text of the instrument is available
• Use the Find It button to search for the full-text of any associated development and review articles

To narrow your search to articles containing tests and measurement instruments on, for instance, anxiety:

• Find anxiety in AB Abstract
• And test* or measure* or assessment or survey or questionnaire in AB Abstract
• And appended in AB Abstract
• Alternatively, there is a Tests & Measures field in the search limits where you can look up articles that are about or have employed particular tests

• Enter your test name or keywords in the search box. 
• Click the checkbox to limit to "Primary Sources." 
• Click Display to see the list of results, which are sorted by score (relevance).
• Click Complete Reference to find out more about the test and the article in which it's published ("Source" field).
• Click the Find It button to access the article that contains the test.

Another Guide to using HAPI, from U of Washington Libraries

• Click the Search the Test Link database link. 
• Do a Subject Search or a Title Search, depending on whether or not you are looking for a known test.
• Read the citation and the Materials Notes to see if the test is reprinted.
• Look up the journal in Tripod to see if we have have the right year and volume.
• Make an ArticleDelivery request if we do not have print or electronic access.