I haven't found the article online either, but it looks like it's held in at least 684 libraries worldwide. If you didn't have access to it at work, Boston College could probably get it for you through interlibrary loan. They could probably get it for you in electronic format, and probably within a day. And you could place the request online tonight at [link] , although they probably wouldn't process it until the morning.
I'm sorry, but I used to be an interlibrary loan librarian, and I just can't help myself Nora.
I'ma blame the stupid journal.
I'm just enough of a 12-year-old to point out that, in my search, I found that the abbreviation for the journal title is "Women's Stud Q."
Heh. "Stud."
Wonder what happened to Studs A through P?
Nora, my school's online library has the abstract for that article but not the full article.
Wonder what happened to Studs A through P?
It's a refractory period thing... They're resting.
Wonder what happened to Studs A through P?
Stud Q is the one with all the cool, high-tech gadgets, like a watch that turns into a dildo.
No electronic full text here, either -- the fact that we're all getting that result makes me think that the full journal just isn't available in electronic form that far back.
So, that's the Bond Q, not Star Trek.
So, today I think I spent about $250 on various things.
But $200 of that was at the outlet mall.
So really that's like saving money, right? Since it would've cost like, $500 in the real stores?
That is absolutely logic that I can follow, meara.