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Introduction to Psychology: Gateways to Mind and Behavior by Dennis Coon, John O. Mitterer, 2006-07-11

Abnormal Psychology: An Integrative Approach (with Abnormal Psych Live CD-ROM) by David H. Barlow, V. Mark Durand, 2008-02-04

Internships in Psychology: The APAGS Workbook for Writing Successful Applications and Finding the Right Fit by Carol Williams-Nickelson, Mitchell J. Prinstein, et all 2008-06-15

The Science of Psychology: An Appreciative View by Laura King, 2007-11-12

The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making (McGraw-Hill Series in Social Psychology) by Scott Plous, 1993

Getting In: A Step-By-Step Plan for Gaining Admission to Graduate School in Psychology by American Psychological Association, 2007-03-15

Mastering the World of Psychology (3rd Edition) by Samuel E. Wood, Ellen Green Wood, et all 2007-10-15

50 Psychology Classics: Who We Are, How We Think, What We Do; Insight and Inspiration from 50 Key Books by Tom Butler-Bowdon, 2006-12-06

Psychology in Everyday Life (Loose Leaf) by David G. Myers, 2009-01-01

Abnormal Psychology by Ann Kring, Gerald C. Davison, et all 2006-01-17

The Psychology of Winning by Denis Waitley, 1986-10-15

Foundations of Sport and Exercise Psychology by Robert Weinberg, Daniel Gould, 2006-11-10

Psychology and industrial efficiency by Hugo Münsterberg, 2010-08-27

Case Studies in Abnormal Psychology by Thomas F. Oltmanns, Michele T. Martin, et all 2008-11-10

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The Psychology Place
A subscriptionbased web resource for psychology students and educators at the college and high school Category Science Social Sciences psychology EducationThe psychology Place offers Learning Activities, psychology research news, opportunitiesto communicate and collaborate with colleagues, and links to the most
http://www.psychplace.com/
Dr. Suler: Redirect
John Suler, Ph.D.
http://www1.rider.edu/~suler/psycyber/psycyber.html
Health Psychology And Medicine, And The A.D.D. Institute
including information on the A.D.D. Institute.
http://www.hp-add.com/
Department Of Psychology
Offers courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. The psychology curriculum provides students with a broad view of the field, its methods of study, and the various specialties of modern psychology. The Department emphasizes quality teaching and encourages individual research and scholarship.
http://www.psychology.ccsu.edu/
SOSIG: Psychology Gateway
SOSIG Home Help SOSIG Home, psychology Gateway. You are here Home psychologyHome. What's new in psychology. Add a new resources My SOSIG Account Grapevine
http://www.sosig.ac.uk/psychology/

Extractions: The SOSIG Psychology Gateway provides access to psychology resources on the Internet. Each resource has been evaluated and categorised using the APA PsycINFO coding scheme. The main focus of coverage in SOSIG is on areas of psychology relevant to the social sciences (resources within life science can be found within the OMNI gateway
ANU Psychology Home
Department of psychology
http://www.anu.edu.au/psychology/
Great Ideas In Personality--Evolutionary Psychology
Includes links to research papers, web sites, and other reference sources.
http://www.personalityresearch.org/evolutionary.html

Extractions: Evolutionary psychology is an evolutionary approach to human nature. Attachment Theory is also grounded in certain evolutionary ideas, and Behavior Genetics is a field concerned with that all-important evolutionary mechanism, the gene. One author summed up the basic idea of evolutionary psychology this way: "A person is only a gene's way of making another gene" (Konner, 1985, p. 48). Sociobiology (of which evolutionary psychology is a subfield that particularly concerns humans) can be thought of as having, like any research program , a "hard core" of problem solving strategies that provide possible answers to vexing research questions, and a "protective belt" of promising research questions to be addressed by providing actual answers to these questions. The protective belt structures our ignorance by identifying research questions that must be addressed if the research program is to advance. Whereas the actual answers that arise from the protective belt may be wrong, the hard core (by methodological fiat) is never wrongany potential negative evidence is to be blamed on faulty auxiliary assumptions rather than on the theory itself. Sociobiology can be thought of as a special case of the adaptationist program , which assumes that all phenotypic features (or characters) of contemporary organisms result from the fact that these features allowed the organisms' predecessors to produce more offspring in a prehistoric environment (Lewontin, 1979). "Narrow sociobiology" is defined as the study of evolution and of function, and chiefly applies to non-human animals in which cultural transmission is not an important variable intervening between possible and actual explanations (Kitcher, 1988). The hard core of narrow sociobiology includes the following laws or problem solving strategies, the basics of evolutionary theory:
Psychology - The Most Comprehensive Psychology Site On The Internet
psychology site at About.com with an extensive link library and original contents. Ican help you find what you need to know about psychology. psychology.
http://psychology.about.com/mbody.htm
PROJECT GUTENBERG OFFICIAL HOME SITE -- Listing By AUTHOR
Gustave le Bon.
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Psychology - The Most Comprehensive Psychology Site On The Internet
Examine the history, uses and consequences of AI. Beginners can learn the basics here while researchers Category Computers Programming Agentspsychology site at About.com with an extensivelink library and original contents.
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The Psychology Of Ideal Body Image-Pt. 1 ©Barbara A. Cohen Ph.D.
Article by Barbara A. Cohen, Ph.D. examining the psychology of the idealized body.
http://www.healingthehumanspirit.com/pages/body_img.htm

Extractions: Fat oppression doesn't just affect fat people or fat women. It really works to keep everyone in line. Fear of fat is rampant in our society and is responsible for the current masochistic race toward a slender body image. We are a culture nearly addicted to individual control and the notion seems to exist in our society that fatness means a loss of self-control - which is considered the ultimate moral failure in our culture, and perhaps the most frightening of all fears. Statement of the Problem Everyone is born into a culture - a set of shared ideas about the nature of reality, the nature of right and wrong, evaluation of what is good and desirable, and the nature of good and desirable versus the bad and non-desirable. (Richardson, Taylor, 1983) The definition of desirable, with regard to body image, has spanned rotund to emaciated, with various ideals in-between. And, the methods for achieving the desirable, idealized image of the times have been equally as varied.
APA Style Guide - M. Plonsky, Ph.D.
psychology With Style A Hypertext Writing Guide. psychology WITH STYLE A HypertextWriting Guide 1/17/2000 Version 3.1 (Revision History). M. Plonsky, Ph.D.
http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/apa4b.htm

Extractions: Scientific research is a public venture. Therefore, one of the essential skills of the scientist is to be able to communicate ideas and research results effectively. This hypertext guide is an attempt to make the style of writing used in the field of psychology clear to you. It summarizes a lot of the material available in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (4-th edition) (1995) and is oriented toward undergraduate students. For example, it includes numerous hints to avoid common mistakes students make. Note the examples appear in a teletype font to distinguish them from the normal text. Finally, the document is organized in an outline format for at least two reasons. First, it should make it easier for students to quickly locate the information they seek. Second, it should make it easier for an instructor to grade students papers. In most cases, the student can simply be referred to the outline item that addresses the problem rather than writing the comment repeatedly on multiple papers.
Fenichel's CURRENT TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY
A clinical psychologist presents links to large general resources and original content relating to Category Health Mental Health Professional Resources DirectoriesBelow are some of the Internet resources I share with psychology students, parents,teachers, and clients in my practice as a clinical psychologist.
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Extractions: Some of the best articles, websites and research tools I've come across are assembled here, for your easy reference. [Quick Search] APA Convention Report Below are some of the Internet resources I share with psychology students, parents, teachers, and clients in my practice as a clinical psychologist. Many of these sites provide numerous additional links of their own, some geared for professionals, others for those seeking general information. Look for more links to specific topics, and stay tuned to this page for more "hot topics" in clinical and school psychology! The Quick Reference Guide below is designed to be a user-friendly resource for instant, quality information on specific topics in Psychology. These selections offer clear and useful information in the form of a resource page, summary paper or review article. Violence Depression Many of these links lead to pages which are not part of this site. It is strongly recommended that you bookmark this page before beginning your travels in psychology!
Psychology Information Online
Information about psychology, psychopathology, and treatment.Category Health Mental Health Counseling Services PsychologistsInformation for consumers, students and mental health professionals about psychology,psychology treatment and psychotherapy, psychological problems and
http://www.psychologyinfo.com/
Testing And Evaluation Services In The Department Of Psychology
Evaluating personal injury claims alleging a mental component and claims of sexual abuse based on delayed recovery of memory.
http://www.rush.edu/patients/psychology/services/evaluation.html
Psychology Department - Carnegie Mellon University
The Department of psychology offers a BS in Cognitive Science. Its Ph.D. program in psychology Category Science Social Sciences United States Pennsylvania. . Faculty / Staff / Student Directory . . . Graduate and Undergraduate Programs. . . psychology Department Research . . . Participate in Experiments . . .
http://www.psy.cmu.edu/
Psychology @ The CUNY Graduate Center
Eleven subprograms, many allied to cognitive science, delineate the scope of the department's graduate curriculum.
http://web.gc.cuny.edu/Psychology/

Extractions: Centers The PhD program in Psychology prepares students for research , teaching, and practice in the various fields of psychology. There are ten concentrations within the department, each of which is centered in a semi-autonomous subprogram at one of six CUNY campuses. Links to more information on each of the subprograms are given below. Admissions for all subprograms is through the Graduate Center, regardless of campus. (skip to text-only links) Psychology Events
BUBL LINK: 150 Psychology
150 psychology. See also artificial intelligence, psychiatry and clinicalpsychology, social psychology, physiology and neuroscience.
http://link.bubl.ac.uk/psychology/
DISCURSIVE PSYCHOLOGY OF MATHEMATICS TEACHING AND LEARNING
Stephen Lerman, Centre for Mathematics Education, South Bank University. An attempt to outline a research programme for mathematics education which is firmly based in cultural, discursive psychology.
http://www.sbu.ac.uk/~lermans/PMEpaper.html

Extractions: A MOMENT IN THE ZOOM OF A LENS: TOWARDS A DISCURSIVE PSYCHOLOGY OF MATHEMATICS TEACHING AND LEARNING Stephen Lerman Centre for Mathematics Education South Bank University London, UK Abstract Psychology has undergone considerable changes in the last decade or so, in line with developments in cultural studies, feminist research, postmodernism etc. In mathematics education research one can see the evidence of such developments, albeit as yet in a limited way. In publications over the last few years I have argued the case for a cultural psychology and for a move away from constructivism. In this paper I attempt to outline a research programme for mathematics education which is firmly based in cultural, discursive psychology. I discuss theoretical issues, refer to some of the important literature, and present some research in aspects of the programme. (1) Traditional psychology, for all that its field of study is human behaviour, has offered little that can help to improve society. modern psychology has been incapable of making serious contributions to Third World ( sic In the process of individualizing its view of students, it (mathematics education) has lost any serious sense of the social structures and the race, gender and class relations that form these individuals. Furthermore, it is then unable to situate areas such as mathematics education in a wider, social context that includes larger programs for democratic education and a more democratic society. (Apple, 1995, p. 331)
Social Psychology Archives
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