Subject Guide: Psychology
See also: Selected Websites for Counseling
ProQuest Psychology Journals - is a specialized database available to students, faculty, and staff (log-in required for off-campus access). It contains full-text articles and citations from hundreds of pyschology periodicals.
ProQuest PsychINFO - full-text articles and citations from hundreds of articles of psychology periodicals (select ProQuest Psychology Journals then go to "Collections" and select PsychINFO, log-in required for off-campus access).
Other Psychology Organzations - this page provides links to a variety of psychology organizations.
Dr. Michael Fenichel's Current Topics in Psychology - provides general references in psychology.
Internet Mental Health - an encyclopedia of mental health information with hundreds of entries on mental disorders, medications, and other topics.
NIMH - rich resource from the National Institute of Mental Health, this site offers extensive resources on various topics such as Depression, Anxiety Disorders, Alzheimer's Disease, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Schizophrenia, etc. Offers specific information for researchers (news and events, grants, contracts, committees, and research activities) as well as information for the general public (the public information section provides specifics on "mental disorders, diagnosis and treatment," in addition to links to other NIMH programs such as D/ART, the Depression Awareness Recognition Treatment Program).
Psych Central - among the first and best annotated guides to the most useful websites, newsgroups, and mailing lists online today in mental health, psychology, social work, and psychiatry. Developed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Psychology Virtual Library - part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library, this searchable site links to inspected and evaluated websites in the field of psychology. Includes numerous links under "Basic Academic Psychology" and "Directories or Guides to Psychology Sites".
Theory Into Practice (TIP) database - developed by Greg Kearsley (Ph.D) with the intended goal to make learning and instructional theory more accessible to educators. Contains descriptions of psychological theories and concepts relevant to learning and instruction.
APA classified ads - plus more information in its Career Center.
Non-Academic Careers for Scientific Psychologists - from the American Psychological Association, this site offers examples of different employment options for psychology students as well as a guide to graduate school.
Occupational Outlook Handbook: Psychologists - from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Psychology: Scientific Problem Solvers - Careers for the 21st Century - from the APA. Thorough resource outlining the various career options for individuals with undergraduate, masters, and doctoral degrees. Also offers job outlook information, information on preparing to study psychology, financial aid information and more.
American Psychological Association's "Ethical Principles Of Psychologists And Code Of Conduct" (1992)
Athletic Insight - The Online Journal of Sport Psychology.
Classics in the History of Psychology - is an effort to make the full texts of a large number of historically significant public domain documents from the scholarly literature of psychology and allied disciplines available on the World Wide Web. There are now over 25 books and over 150 articles and chapters on-line.
Current Research In Social Psychology - a peer-reviewed online journal.
Developmental Psychology - with selected full-text articles.
Monitor - newspaper of the American Psychological Association.
Psychiatric Times - online full-text version of this widely read publication. Searchable with many articles available in full-text format.
Psychology Online Journal - offers full-text interviews with leading authorities in psychology and health.
Selfhelp Magazine - with full-text articles and links to psychology resources.