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UML, online and other resources for researching your hometown.
Last Updated: Nov 16, 2012 URL: http://libguides.uml.edu/content.php?pid=1500 Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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Overview of Researching Your Hometown

This guide is divided into a number of tabs under which you will find both UML and general web resources relevant to psychology.


Books - links to the UML catalog, online books, getting books from other libraries.

Articles - links to indexes that you search to find articles on your town

Newspapers - links to online newspapers to find what's currently happening in your town.

Interviewing - outline of techniques to use when interviewing and links to sources to find individuals in towns or local organizations you might interview.

Social Issues
- links to the websites of Advocacy Groups, Policy Research Institutes and Think Tanks. Use these links to compare national issues to the same issue in your town.

Statistics - links to sources for statistics on population, crime, economic, housing characteristics that relate to your town.

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