Psych Web Resources


APA Style Resources
Places to get information

Books
Full-length classics on-line

Brochures
Online pamphlets

Careers in Psychology
by Marky Lloyd

Departments
Psychology Departments on the Web

PAI: Psychology, An Introduction
by Russ Dewey

Psychology of Religion
by Michael Nielsen

Scholarly Resources
In order by topic

Self-Help Resources
Information about psychological disorders

Self-Quiz for Introductory Psychology
by Russ Dewey

Sport Psychology
with Karlene Sugarman, M.A.

States of Consciousness
by Jouni Smed

Tip Sheets
For Psych Majors



Welcome to Psych Web!


Welcome to Psych Web! This Web site contains lots of psychology-related information for students and teachers of psychology. Browse through the subdivisions of the site on the left, or if you know the proper keywords for your topic, try a site-specific Google search below:

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What's New

[04/21/2008] Mike successfully used intropsych.com for his introductory psychology class fall term and will be using it again summer and fall term. Thanks, Mike!

[09/03/2007] A complete, 725 page introductory psychology textbook has been added to the site. I have planned this for years, and I spent all summer getting it ready! Mike Nielsen (author of the Psychology of Religion site here on Psych Web) is using the book in his introductory psychology class at Georgia Southern this term. The presence of this book almost doubles the number of content pages on Psych Web. I have many updates to make to it, and I will be working on those during the coming months. In the meantime, check it out and let me know if you find any problems such as broken links and (inevitably) typos or other errors. Enjoy!

[06/03/2007] I have updated various pages with about 50 new links and corrections suggested by e-mail correspondents. Turn on javascript if you need to see my e-mail address.

[01/12/2007] All 80 link pages in the Scholarly Resources and Self-Help sections have been updated.

[10/26/2006] If you haven't checked out Mike Nielsen's Psychology of Religion page recently, take a look; he has a great blog and lots of new material.

[07/27/2006] Another round of updates for all sections is completed.

[03/27/2006] All sections have been updated with changes and link requests received by e-mail.

[01/20/2006] The entire Psychology Departments on the Web section of Psych Web has been updated. Visit your state, province, or country's listing and make sure your school is properly represented! Please let me know (using the e-mail link at the bottom of this page) if there are ommisions or errors. Visitor inputs and corrections have been very valuable in maintaining the department list.

[01/15/2006] I have updated all pages of the Self Help section on Psych Web. In addition, I have discontinued the "Commerce" section and moved several of its pages into other sections. Here are links to the new locations of pages about biofeedback, licensure, software for psychologists, test publishers, and therapist finder sites.

[01/12/2006] I have updated all pages in the "Scholarly Psychology Resources on the Web" section.

[03/23/2005] Check out the list of "best online tests" (all free) on the Testing and Assessment page of Scholarly Psychology Resources on the Web.

[09/09/2004] I have tweaked the APA format crib sheet, making a few improvements in the final section which discusses reference formats.

[04/17/2004] I have reorganized the Self-Help section of Psych Web. Now there are pages devoted to each disorder. The amount of great, interesting material "out there" made this task enjoyable.

[03/10/2004] The Dream FAQ has been updated. This is part of Jouni Smed's Altered States of Consciousness web site which has been mirrored here on Psych Web for nine years. The Dream FAQ is a good source of basic knowledge about dreams. I added editorial comments (which you can easily spot, because they are always in italics) to bring it up to date with what we know in 2004. Jouni's site also has excellent, thorough sections on hypnosis, lucid dreaming, and out-of-body experiences.

--Russ Dewey


Thank you for visiting Psych Web. If you have comments or corrections regarding the contents of Psych Web documents, please send e-mail. This is the Psych Web home page, http://www.psywww.com. Psych Web was created by Russell A. Dewey, PhD.