PsyDok

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PsyDok is a document server for psychology . Psychologists can archive their scientific articles free of charge in PsyDok and make them freely accessible to other users in this way.

business

PsyDok was operated by the Saarland University and State Library (SULB) in its function as a library for special collections as part of the virtual library for psychology. When the special collection area psychology was given up, the library handed over the full text archive to the Leibniz Center for Psychological Information and Documentation (ZPID) in Trier.

Duration

In terms of Open Access, PsyDok is an offer of the green way: The document server primarily serves to make accessible documents ( secondary publications) that have already been published in other contexts (journal, collective work, independent monograph, etc. ). In contrast to the institutional repository SciDok , also operated by the SULB , which is an open access platform for scientists at Saarland University , PsyDok is a so-called disciplinary repository, i.e. an offer for a specific specialist community, also beyond the German-speaking area.

PsyDok is closely interlinked with scientific evidence instruments such as those of the Center for Psychological Information and Documentation . Documents that are published on PsyDok be, in addition to the evidence in this specialized information services and interdisciplinary search stitches as Google Scholar and various other databases, such as the citation database Web Citation Index from Thomson Scientific indexed.

The establishment of PsyDok was funded by the German Research Foundation and is based on the repository software OPUS .

Collaboration with other repositories

In order to network the scientific, freely accessible literature as efficiently as possible and to contribute to the acceptance of Open Access, PsyDok works together with various other repositories, for example the social science repository SSOAR . In addition, PsyDok reflects the metadata of psychological documents that are published in mixed institutional repositories and are made available for reference.

In addition to the scientific repositories PsyDok and SciDok, the Saarland University and State Library operates a third, free of charge server with regionally relevant documents, SaarDok .

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Psychology. In: www.sulb.uni-saarland.de. Retrieved March 7, 2016 .