Child Study and Human Development research is very interconnected with topics in other disciplines. However, class H of the Library of Congress classification system (the organization system of Tisch's physical collections) is devoted to Social Sciences, of which Child Study and Human development is one. Class L is dedicated to Education and class B is partially dedicated to Psychology, which are intertwined with much of Child Study and Human Development
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Sometimes you may find an article in a library database or on Google Scholar that doesn't include full text access (or the full text might be behind paywall in the case of Google Scholar). Interlibrary loan is a program that allows Tisch Library to help you get the access you need with help from other academic and research libraries.