Behavioural studies
This guide will introduce you to Behavioural Studies resources at Monash University Library.These resources include the relationships between the individual and the social; human relationships; theories of personality, identity, self and others; explanations of criminal behaviours; individual development across the lifecourse; conflict and difference; the self in digital environments.
Caulfield Library, Matheson Library (Clayton) and Berwick Library and Learning Commons provide substantial support for teaching and research in Behavioural studies.
Related subject pages:Criminal Justice and Criminology; Psychology; Sociology
Contact Librarians: Janet McGarry (Caulfield Library), Anna Davis (Matheson Library), Megan Lee (Berwick Library and Learning Commons)
Contact Learning Skills Advisers: Ed Irons (Caulfield Library), Steven Thurlow & Rosemary Shaw (Matheson library), Sebastian Borutta (Berwick library)
Librarians and Learning skills advisers
Librarians can help you with:
- how and where to start researching your topic
- effective use of databases and the internet
- finding and evaluating information
- using the Library's collections
Learning skills advisers assist students in improving their academic language and approaches to learning, including:
- academic English
- study methods and exam preparation
- effective listening and note-taking
- problem-solving and critical thinking
- reading strategies
- essay, report and thesis writing
- writing for research projects
- oral communication and presentation
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