Psychology: Web Content

Site includes, Layperson's Guide to Counselor Ethics and the ACA Code of Ethics.

Official homepage of the APA. Includes newsletters, conferences, APA membership services.

This searchable website provides full-text access to sources of historical importance in psychology. See Index of CHP Documents sorted by author and topics.

Online history exhibit from the National Library of Medicine's History of Medicine Division; a concise overview of pre-20th-century US psychiatry.

Links to many full text journals, conference proceedings and bibliographies in psychology and related fields. See Select Options (left margin) link to “Student Resources” for research. “Psych Scholar” links to research, teaching, studying and classes aids. Large list of online journal articles available by scrolling to “Current List.”

Hosted by the Brill Library of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute & Society. Links to Freud-related sites on the Net.

Newly-designed site with materials relating to the work of Jung and Jungian analysis. Includes links to dream study sites. Log-in request (left margin)[C not required to access articles.

A collection of web resources of psychological scholars and budding psychological scholars.
A wide variety of valuable resources in the field of psychology compiled by the Hanover College psychology department.

An index of psychology related sites on the Net geared towards students and teachers. Features links to classic texts, style manuals, career information and university psychology departments. See left margin for Tip Sheet.

This site asserts itself to be the largest social psychology database on the Internet with over 5,000 links to psychology and psychology-related resources. They offer both “quick” and “advanced” search; also “Employment openings.”

"The Online Psychology dictionary defines and provides examples for 521 psychology related terms."

Previously the American Psychological Society; a non-profit "dedicated to the advancement of scientific psychology"

The Buros Center for Testing operates as an independent, non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the science and practice of testing and assessment.

NIMH "is the lead federal agency for research on mental disorders."

Interactive resources for psychological science; peer-reviewed materials

" . . .the Internet's largest and oldest independent mental health social network."