Library instruction and psychology - A cooperative effort
Carter E.W.; Daugherty T.K.
1998
Technical Services Quarterly
5
10.1300/J124v16n01_03
Cooperative library research instruction efforts between the library and psychology departments of a medium-sized, four-year, liberal arts college, and the process of assessing results of those efforts are described. © 1998 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.
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