Searching, reading, writing, and presenting academic literature for psychologists: This guide aims to convey the fundamentals of scientific work. The following questions are addressed: How do I assess whether a text is scientific? How do I find the academic literature on my topic? How should I approach reading? How do I prepare a presentation? The work techniques outlined here cover key points for managing various aspects of scientific communication. In addition to reading scientific literature, questions regarding literature search, writing research papers, and presenting are discussed. The uniqueness of this manual lies in the inseparable integration of the latest scientific knowledge with contemporary technical tools such as computer search engines and both written and oral communication methods.