Which of the following is an advantage of performing a literature search using PsycINFO?

A. All sources indexed by PsycINFO are reviewed by at least 50 researchers.
B. All sources turned up by PsycINFO are available for immediate download.
C. PsycINFO indexes over 2,500 scientific journals, dating back as far as 1872.
D. PsycINFO sources are easily accessible without the need for search engines.


Answer: C

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A. The limiting instruction is likely to be effective. B. Byron is likely to be acquitted. C. Byron is likely to be convicted. D. It is likely to divide the jurors with females more likely to listen to the limiting instruction.

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