Psychology Subject Guide: More Resources

An important, government-run, public mental health site, complete with full text reports and fact sheets, appropriate links to other sites, and information on current research and grant opportunities.

Association and membership information, publication/journals and product information, and a public help center.

Information about membership, annual convention, and journals. Includes a news and research section, a student caucus, and employment ads.

An annotated listing of scholarly societies throughout the world. This link is to the psychology section of the project.

The archive houses a rich collection of materials from over 740 psychologists and 50 organizations, including personal papers, various media, test materials, books, and other materials.

Full text site that provides electronic versions of public domain books and articles to researchers, faculty, and students of the history of psychology. Project director is Christopher D. Green of York University. Provides a searchable database and a listing by author and topic of texts included at the site.

An extensive, annotated listing of mental health resources for both professionals and consumers. Provides a user-feedback rating system.

An extensive, annotated listing of web sites related to psychology, including listings to APA style guides, electronic books, career information, departments of psychology, scholarly resources, electronic journals, self-help resources, and links to other psychology megalists.

Deep site linking to social psychology and related resources on the Internet. Includes links to topical sources, course pages, teaching resources, online research studies that users can participate in, ratings of graduate schools, a searchable database of social psychologists throughout the world, and a wide variety of other related links.