Psychology Related Links

• Al-Anon and Alateen: This web site is meant to supplement these self-help recovery programs for families and friends of alcoholics.
• American Psychological Association: Select PsychNET link to access primary Web documents on psychology.
• American Psychological Association Help Center: Provides information on dealing with problems related to family, relationships, and work.
• AmoebaWeb: Online Tests: Maintained by Douglas Degelman, Ph.D. of Vanguard University of Southern California provides access to numerous online personality and intelligence tests.
• Classics in the History of Psychology: This searchable site is designed to provide access to public domain texts of historical importance in psychology.
• Community Psychology Network-Campus Center: A searchable site devoted to the field of community psychology, prevention, intervention, and action research.
• Counseling Psychology on the Net: Provided by Lesley College, this site lists links to Psychology-related journals with selected full text articles available on the Internet.
• CSICOP: Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal: This organization encourages the critical investigation of paranormal and fringe-science claims and promotes science and scientific inquiry, critical thinking, science education, and the use of reason in examining important issues.
• Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association
• Elizabeth Loftus, University of Washington: This site has numerous links to original articles by Dr. Loftus on memory.
• Encyclopedia of Psychology: From Jacksonville State University, this site is intended to facilitate browsing in any area of psychology.
• Exploratorium: The Memory Exhibition: From the San Francisco Exploratorium, this site includes a sheep brain dissection to study the physiological basis of memory, as well as memory games and numerous articles.
• History of the Influence in the Development of Intelligence Theory and Testing: This site from Indiana University includes biographies of people who have influenced the development of intelligence theory and testing, as well as a time period index and interactive map.
• Human Genome Project: A searchable site providing information about the U.S. and worldwide Human Genome Project.
• Internet Psychology Lab: A multimedia, interactive system for laboratory instruction in psychology developed at the University of Illinois, covering visual perception, cognition, auditory perception and memory and learning.
• James Randi Educational Foundation: An educational resource on the paranormal, pseudoscientific, and the supernatural.
• Memory and Reality: This website of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation contains articles and newsletters pertaining to "recovered" memories.
• Mensa International: This site offers resources and general information about the Mensa organization and the "Mensa workout" which takes bout 30 minutes to complete.

• NASA Cognition Lab: Provides access to activities, research and tutorials, including games that illustrate how memory works.
• National Institute of Mental Health: This searchable site provides public information on mental disorders, diagnosis and treatment.
• Online Dictionary of Mental Health: Provides links to many sites offering different viewpoints on issues in mental health.
• The Personality Project: This site from Northwestern University is meant to guide students interested in personality theory and research to current personality research literature.
• Psych Web This searchable Website offers a wealth of materials for students and researchers in the general field of psychology, including a searchable journals database offering a directory of annotated links to hundreds of online journals in psychology and related fields.
• Psych Central: Dr. John Grohl's mental health page focuses on specific disorders and provides links to web resources, book reviews and newsgroup and mailing list support groups.
• PsychCrawler: A search engine developed by the American Psychological Association which provides access to quality content in the field of Psychology.
• PsycSite: Science of Psychology Resources: This site provides access to sites on the Web of interest to psychologists and psychology students.
• Quackwatch: A searchable guide to health fraud, quackery and intelligent decisions.
• Social Psychology Network: A searchable database linking to thousands of social psychological and psychology-related Internet resources.
• William James: This site features essays, excerpted chapters, letters and biographical information on philosopher, psychologist and educator, William James.

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