by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
You can use the search tool of your web browser to perform an additional search within the current article (the one you are viewing). Simply press Ctrl + F on a Windows computer, or Command + F if you are using an Apple computer.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Want to save an article in your browser’s Bookmarks for quick access? Press Ctrl + D and a dialogue box will open asking how you want to save it.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To open articles without exiting your current search or webpage, press Ctrl + Left Mouse Button while hovering over the desired link. It will open in a new Tab in your internet browser.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To copy a phrase, paragraph, or large section of an article, highlight the text with the mouse and press Ctrl + C. Then to paste it, go to your text editor and press Ctrl + V.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To print an article, click on the small Printer Icon located at the top right corner of the page, or by pressing Ctrl + P. Remember, PEP-Web content is copyright.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Did you write an article’s title and the article did not appear in the search results? Or do you want to find a specific phrase within the article? Go to the Search section and write the title or phrase surrounded by quotations marks in the “Search for...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Looking for an Abstract? Article? Review? Commentary? You can choose the type of document to be displayed in your search results by using the Type feature of the Search Section.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
The Search Tool allows you to restrict your search by Language. PEP Web contains articles written in English, French, Greek, German, Italian, Spanish, and Turkish.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Looking for articles in a specific time period? You can refine your search by using the Year feature in the Search Section. This tool could be useful for studying the impact of historical events on psychoanalytic theories.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
If you get a large number of results after searching for an article by a specific author, you can refine your search by adding the author’s first initial. For example, try writing “Freud, S.” in the Author box of the Search Tool.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
After you perform a search, you can sort the articles by Source. This will rearrange the results of your search, displaying articles according to their appearance in journals and books. This feature is useful for tracing psychoanalytic concepts in a specific...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
After you perform a search, you can sort the articles by Year. This will rearrange the results of your search chronologically, displaying the earliest published articles first. This feature is useful to trace the development of a specific psychoanalytic concept...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Having problems finding an article? Writing the year of its publication in Search for Words or Phrases in Context will help narrow your search.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Prior to searching for a specific psychoanalytic concept, you may first want to review PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary edited by Levinson. You can access it directly by clicking here.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
In-depth analysis of Winnicott’s psychoanalytic theorization was conducted by Jan Abrams in her work The Language of Winnicott. You can access it directly by clicking here.
