In PsycINFO, click Multi-Field Search instead of advanced search
There are two concepts to this search: Autism and Language Comprehension
Once again, we'll use the Boolean operators AND and OR to join concepts and synonyms within a concept. See the box to the left of this one for a review of Boolean searching
In the first search box, type: Austism
Leave the Boolean operator between the two search boxes at AND
In the next search box, type Language Comprehension
Click the Search button
The icons under the article titles indicate whether an article is available full text online or not, but only from PsycINFO:
If there’s only an “Abstract” or “Citation” present, that article is not available full text from PsycINFO
“Full text” means that a Web version of the article is available from PsycINFO
“Full Text – PDF” means that the journal article was scanned into the computer, and therefore exists in its original version, with images, page numbers and all, exactly as in the paper journal
For articles not present in full text, click Where can I get this? on the right-hand side of the screen to see if the Library has a copy. Or you can do a journal title search in the library's catalogue