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This guide will help you with your movie analysis assignment by showing you how to:
Your professor provided an article that serves as a helpful reference for the assignment. Click on the article title below to access it.
Ballard, M. B. (2012). The family life cycle and critical transitions: Utilizing cinematherapy to facilitate understanding and increase communications. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, 7(2), 141-152.
To check if the library has a movie:
If too many results are showing up, and it's hard to find just the DVDs:
Once you find a DVD we own, fill out the Distance Students Book/DVD Request form.
Search Credo Reference using this search box to find additional descriptions of the theory you are using to assess your character. Credo Reference contains entries from subject encyclopedias, which focus on providing clear, comprehensive explanations of a topic (unlike scholarly articles, which showcase research on a particular aspect of a topic).
You can use the Library Search box to find scholarly articles and books:
Enter your search in the Library Search box below.
If you click on Check Availability and the article is only available in print, you can have the article scanned and sent to you online by:
If you click on Check Availability and WCU doesn't have it, you can request the article by:
Let Google Scholar know you should have access to WCU resources by:
Click on the menu ()in the upper left on the Google Scholar homepage.
Choose Setting from the menu that appears.
Click on Library Links from the left menu.
Search for West Chester University, then click on the box next to the result that says West Chester University Libraries-- Find-It @WCU, and select Save.
After you have done this, look for links that say either Find-It @ WCU or Check Availability @ WCU, to see if full text is available through WCU.