2024, MEDICINE, One Psychology (ProQuest), REVIEW, SOCIAL SCIENCE 

The Charleston Advisor 

ProQuest One Psychology is an extensive aggregate of multiformat resources in psychology and counseling. The product brings together a wide range of content, source, and material types culled from multiple ProQuest platforms to offer the convenience of a single point of access for research in the discipline from the undergraduate to graduate levels. A hallmark feature of ProQuest One Psychology is its ability to integrate with American Psychological Assocation (APA) products, such as APA PsycInfo and APA PsycBooks, to which users have a subscription from ProQuest. Additional features that differentiate the product are the availability of Topic Pages and specialized search filters designed to enhance exploration and discovery of resources. Users will appreciate the intuitive ProQuest platform, along with the company’s proprietary ebook reader and video playback functionality. Institutions will benefit from customized pricing to allow for existing, overlapping ProQuest content in their collection. Limitations in the currency of ebook holdings, minimal content in Tests & Measures, and the requirement to switch to APA products via the ProQuest platform for users with subscriptions to other platforms may detract from the product’s appeal. Those who prefer the APA platform and/or do not require resources outside of APA products may consider PsycNet as an alternative. EBSCO’s Psychology & Behavioral Sciences Collection may be of interest for those seeking primarily a full-text journal database, although ProQuest One Psychology offers significantly more holdings of such journals in comparison. While there is much to recommend this product with its truly immense collection of resources, subscribers to ProQuest One Psychology will likely continue to require subscriptions to databases beyond those offered by ProQuest to provide their users with the most comprehensive resources possible. 

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Behrend, D. (2024). ProQuest One Psychology. The Charleston Advisor, 25(3), 52–56. https://doi.org/10.5260/chara.25.3.04