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Research & Writing Guides

Handbook of Research Methods: A Guide for Practitioners and Students in the Social Sciences. 2nd edition. 2002. (Ref. Q 180 .55 M4 S67 2002)

The table of contents of this work outlines the research process and follows the steps used in planning and conducting research. Appendixes include a glossary of terms, abbreviations, and symbols; the Greek alphabet; statistical tables; and a checklist for the research proposal.

Library Use: A Handbook for Psychology. 1992. (Ref. BF 76.8 R43 1992 & FWB)

This comprehensive guide to research in psychology includes information about locating and selecting research materials in traditional and computerized formats.

A Practical Guide to Behavioral Research: Tools and Techniques. 2002. (Ref. H 62 S724734 2002)

This new edition continues to emphasize a multimethod and interdisciplinary approach to behavioral research. Like previous editions, this new edition covers the four major approaches to behavioral research: experimentation, observation, questionnaire, and interview, as well as an examination of other important methods.

Psychology: A Guide to Reference and Information Sources. 1993. (Ref. BF 121 B3 1993)

This annotated bibliography provides introductions to basic sources in psychology and related disciplines. Reference materials, books, journals and computerized databases are covered.

Psychology Jumping Stand
http://www.indiana.edu/~iuepsyc/topics/topic.htm

This Internet site is a helpful research and writing guide.

Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods. 2004. 3 volumes. (Ref. 62 S34 2004)

The "cardinal aim of this encyclopedia is to provide readers... an introduction to research methods by giving an account of their purposes, principles, developments, and applications." The alphabetically arranged entries include examples, discussions, and references. A large bibliography and index are in volume 3.

Writing in Psychology. 1996. (Ref. BF 76.7 S69 1996 & FWB)

This work serves as a guide to the grammar, writing, and presentation of psychology papers.

Indexes & Abstracts

Academic Index ASAP. 1980- (InfoTrac)

General Academic Index is a comprehensive index to journal and newspaper articles in the social sciences, sciences, and humanities. Coverage of both popular and scholarly journals, as well as newspapers, is provided in this source.

Child Development Abstracts and Bibliography. 1927- (Ref. HQ 750 Al C47 & FWB)

This source provides abstracts from professional journals and reviews of books related to the growth and development of children. Other specialized indexes providing coverage of psychology are Sage Family Studies Abstracts (Ref. HQ 546 S23) and Women Studies Abstracts (Ref. HQ 1101 W6).

ERIC. 1966- (Cambridge)

ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) is a comprehensive education index. Journals (EJ) and unpublished documents (ED) are indexed in this source. Topics relevant to psychology, such as school counseling, child development, and cognition are included. Most ERIC documents (ED) indexed from 1993 to the present may be retrieved in full-text online via ERIC E*Subscribe; the Cambridge version of ERIC provides direct links from the citation record to the E*Subscribe full-text document. A print version of ERIC, in two separate indexes entitled Current Index to Journals in Education (Ref. L 11 C8, 1966-92 & FWB, 1983-) and Resources in Education (Ref. LB 1028 R34, 1966- & FWB, 1984-), is also available. Identify pertinent subject descriptors using the Thesaurus of ERIC Descriptors (Ref. LB 1028 .E39 2001 & FWB), also searchable online at the ERIC Website.

PsycARTICLES. 1988- (American Psychological Association)

This database searches a high-quality subset of the PsycINFO database (described below), and retrieves full-text articles from 38 APA journals (plus 4 Canadian and European titles) back to 1988. Identify pertinent subject descriptors using the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms (Ref. Desk BF 32 .T48 & FWB).

PsycINFO. 1887- (ProQuest)

PsycINFO is a computerized version of a comprehensive index that contains abstracts of journal articles, books, and chapters of books in psychology. Links to some full-text articles are provided. The print version, Psychological Abstracts (Ref. BF 1 P65 & FWB), has been published since 1927 and is updated monthly. Identify pertinent subject descriptors using the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms (Ref. Desk BF 32 .T48 & FWB).

Social Sciences Full-Text. 1983- (WilsonWeb)

This multidisciplinary database provides access to journal articles in psychology and the other social sciences.

Social Sciences Citation Index. 1981- (Datastar)

This index provides access to journal articles in psychology, sociology, social work, and other related disciplines. The index may be searched by subject, author, or cited author. You must consult a reference librarian for access the DataStar service.

Sociological Abstracts. 1963- (Cambridge)

This computerized version of Sociological Abstracts (Ref. HM 1 .S67) provides citations to over 2,000 journals in sociology and related disciplines, including psychology. It also provides links to selected articles in full-text.

Bibliographies

Century of Serial Publications in Psychology, 1850-1950: An International Bibliography. 1984. (Ref. BF 21 O84 1984)

This comprehensive, chronologically arranged bibliography of international psychology journals provides the date of publication, frequency, publisher, editor, and contents of each serial publication listed.

Eminent Contributors to Psychology. 1974-1976. (Ref. Z 7201 W37)

This source lists the major publications of important contributors to psychological research.

Index of Psychoanalytic Writings. 14 volumes. 1956-1975. (Ref. Z 7204 P8 G7)

This index provides comprehensive coverage of the psychoanalytic literature published since 1900.

Style Manuals

Guide to Journals in Psychology and Education. 1990. (Ref. Z 7204 P8 G7)

This guide contains an alphabetically arranged list of psychology and education journals providing information about the journal's scope, features, circulation, frequency, and cost. Also listed for each journal are guidelines for manuscript submission. See also Author's Guide to Journals in The Behavioral Sciences (Ref. BF 76.8 W36) and Journals in Psychology: A Resource Listing for Authors (Ref. BF 76.8 J68).

Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. 1994. (Ref. Desk BF 76.7 P83 2001 and Reserve Room) & FWB

This manual outlines explicit style requirements and rules for research paper and manuscript preparation. For guides to citing electronic resources see:

• APA Guide
  http://www.apastyle.org/elecref.html
• Psych Web
  http://www.psychwww.com/resource/apacrib.htm

Dictionaries & Encyclopedias

Blackwell Dictionary of Cognitive Psychology. 1990. (Ref. BF 311 B535 1990 & FWB 1997)

This source provides lengthy definitions of concepts relating to cognitive psychology. Bibliographies accompany each entry and a subject index is provided.

Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology and Behavioral Science. 4 volumes. 2000. (BF31 .E52 2000 & FWB earlier edition)

This comprehensive encyclopedia provides descriptions of psychological concepts. Bibliographies often accompany the essays. The Fort Walton Beach Campus Library owns an earlier edition of this encyclopedia, titled the Encyclopedia of Psychology (BF 31 .E52 1994).

Dictionary of Concepts in General Psychology. 1988. (Ref. BF 31 P665 1988) & FWB

This dictionary contains lengthy definitions of major concepts in general psychology. A comprehensive bibliography follows each definition. Author and subject indexes are provided. See also the Dictionary of Key Words in Psychology (Ref. BF 31 B78 1986), Penguin Dictionary of Psychology (Ref. BF 31 R45), and International Dictionary of Psychology (Ref. BF 31 S83 1989).

Dictionary of Counseling. 1994. (Ref. BF 637 C6 B444 1994 & FWB)

This source defines terms relevant to counseling. Each entry provides a description of a theory, psychologist, type of therapy, or psychological problem, followed by a list of references.

Encyclopedia of Depression. 1991. (Ref. RC 537 R63 1991 & FWB 2001)

Definitions of types, causes, treatments and other aspects of depression are included in this encyclopedia. Appendices provide statistics on depression, a directory of information sources, and a list of psychiatric drugs often used in the treatment of depression. An extensive bibliography and an index are also provided.

Encyclopedia of Human Behavior. 1994. 4 volumes. (Ref. BF 31 E5 1994 & FWB)

This comprehensive encyclopedia contains lengthy descriptions of concepts related to the psychological aspects of human behavior. Aggression, anger, depression, jealousy, family dysfunction, and schizophrenia are representative of the subjects covered. See also the Dictionary of Behavioral Science (Ref. BF 31 D48 1989 & FWB) and Dictionary of Behavior Therapy Techniques (Ref. RC 489 B4 D54 1985 & FWB).

Encyclopedia of Human Intelligence. 1994. 2 volumes. (Ref. BF 431 E59 1994 & FWB)

A extensive work contains over 250 articles on aspects of intelligence such as ability grouping, aging, and creativity. Each lengthy article is followed by a bibliography.

Encyclopedia of Learning and Memory. 1992. (Ref. BF 318 E53 1989)

This alphabetically arranged source provides detailed overviews of concepts related to learning and memory. Important researchers in the field, biological analyses of the brain, emotional influences, and many other relevant subjects are contained in this source. The encyclopedia includes bibliographies and an index.

Encyclopedia of Mental Health. 1998. 3 volumes. (Ref. RA 790 E56 1998 & FWB)

This encyclopedia provides lengthy articles that "emphasize the various intersecting forces that constitute mental health." The encyclopedia is alphabetically arranged and each entry includes an outline, glossary, cross-references, and a bibliography. The entries cover a broad range of topics relating to mental health such as anger, depression, loneliness, menopause, and stress. An index in Volume 3 provides keyword access to the encyclopedia.

Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties. 1989. (Ref. RC 535 D63 1989 & FWB)

Over 2,000 fears and anxieties are described in this encyclopedia. A bibliography and an index are provided.

Encyclopedia of Psychology. 2000. 8 volumes. (Ref. BF 31 E52 2000 & FWB)

This extensive work provides lengthy articles on psychological conditions, concepts, various countries, and areas of study, as well as biographical articles. Each article is followed by a bibliography listing recent and seminal works relevant to the topic; select bibliographies are annotated.

Encyclopedia of Schizophrenia and the Psychotic Disorders. 1992. (Ref. RC 514 N63 1992)

This comprehensive dictionary describes the historical, biographical, and clinical aspects of schizophrenia and the psychotic disorders. Statistics on schizophrenic patients and programs, and a directory of organizations associated with schizophrenia are provided in the appendices.

Encyclopedia of Sleep and Dreaming. 1993. (Ref. BF 1078 E63 1993)

This encyclopedia covers the psychological, biological, and medical aspects of sleeping. Theories about dream interpretation and significance are also addressed. See also Encyclopedia of Dreams: Symbols and Interpretations (Ref. BF 1091 G84 1993).

Encyclopedic Dictionary of Psychology. 1986. (Ref. BF 31 E555 1986 & FWB)

Family Encyclopedia of Child Psychology and Development. 1992. (Ref. BF 721 B7157 1992)

Short definitions of terms related to child development are provided in this source. Developmental stages, important individuals in child psychology, and psychological disorders are some of the areas covered.

Glossary of Cognitive Science. 1993. (Ref. BF 311 D84 1993 & FWB)

This glossary defines key concepts in cognitive science.

International Encyclopedia of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, and Neurology. 1977. 12 volumes, plus a progress volume. 1983. (Ref. RC 334 I57)

This comprehensive, alphabetically arranged encyclopedia provides lengthy essays on all aspects of psychiatry, psychology, psychoanalysis, and neurology. It also covers related disciplines such as biochemistry, genetics, ergonomics, and psychosomatic medicine. Lengthy bibliographies accompany each entry, and author and subject indexes conclude Volume 12. The supplement to this work is entitled "Progress" (Ref. RC 334 I57). Information in this standard source can be updated by the Encyclopedia of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Psychoanalysis (Ref. RC 437 E49 1996) and Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts (Ref. RC 501.4 P79 1990).

International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences (IESBS). 2001. (Ref. H 41 I58 2001 & available online)

This highly inter-disciplinary, 26-volume encyclopedia set provides thousands of detailed articles written by 4,000 authors from over 50 countries, including 150 biographical entries of deceased scientists and scholars. The fully cross-referenced work also provides approximately 90,000 bibliographic references and concludes with comprehensive name and subject indexes. This new reference tool helps to supplement and update the information contained in MacMillan's classic, 18-volume International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (Ref. H 40 A2 I5) published in 1968.

Psychiatric Dictionary. 1989. (Ref. RC 437 H5 & FWB 1996)

Important words and concepts used in psychiatry are defined in this work. Terms no longer in use are listed as "obs." (obsolete). See also the Psychiatric Glossary (Ref. RC 437 A5 1980) and Dictionary of Mental Handicap (Ref. RC 569.95 L56 1989).

Psychiatry. 2003. 2 Volumes. (Ref. RC 454 P7816)

The goal of this text is to provide the highest quality textbook of general psychiatry, one that will provide a valuable resourse to mental health clinicians, trainees, and students in a scholarly yet accessible format.

Survey of Social Science: Psychology Series. 1993. 6 volumes. (Ref. BF 31 S79 1993 & FWB)

This set provides comprehensive information about areas of psychology such as aging, aggression, and birth order. Each section contains a description of the term, along with its application and context.

Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms. 2001. (Ref. Desk BF 32 .T48 2001) & FWB

This work provides an alphabetically arranged list of subject headings used in PsycINFO and Psychological Abstracts (Ref. BF 1 P65 & FWB).

Handbooks & Manuals

Companion Encyclopedia of Psychology. 1994. 2 volumes. (Ref. BF 31 C66 1994) & FWB

This source is divided into broad subject categories such as cognition, emotion, and perception. An overview of the subject is provided within each category. Comprehensive bibliographies and a detailed index are also provided.

Comprehensive Handbook of Psychopathology. 1993. (Ref. RC 454 C636 1993) & FWB

This work provides introductions to and substantial descriptions of psychopathological disorders that include depression, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia, anxiety, phobias, conduct disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, stress disorders, mental retardation, alcohol abuse, and obesity comprise this handbook. Each chapter, written by an authority in the field, includes a bibliography. Extensive subject and author indexes are provided. See also Handbook of Child and Adult Psychopathology (Ref. RC 454.4 H35 1990).

Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy. 2002. (Ref. RC 480 C593 2002)

This comprehensive, four-volume work provides lengthy discussions which reflect the evolution and current state of psychotherapy theory, practice, research, history, and trends. Volume 1 addresses issues of psychodynamics and object relations. Volume 2 focuses on cognitive & behavioral approaches to psychotherapy. Volume 3 covers interpersonal, humanistic, and existential approaches. Finally, Volume 4 presents issues of integrative and eclectic psychotherapy.

Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry. 1989. 2 volumes. (Stx. RC 454 C637 1989) & FWB

This source provides extensive descriptions of psychiatric concepts, theories, and disorders. References accompany each essay and an index concludes each volume.

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV). 2000. (Ref. RC 455.2 C4 D54 2000) & FWB

This authoritative handbook classifies, describes, and provides diagnostic criteria for mental disorders. A "clarification of DSM-IV principles and contents" can be found in the DSM-IV Casebook (Ref. RC 455.2 C4 D54 1994).

Handbook of Antisocial Behavior. 1997. (Ref. RC 555 H35 1997) & FWB

This handboo provides in-depth analyses of various aspects of antisocial behavior, including such topics as suicide, psychopathology, juvenile delinquency. Extensive references are provided for each entry and a subject index is available in the back of the volume.

Handbook of Child Psychology. 4 volumes. 1998. (Ref. BF 721 H242 1998 & FWB 2000)

This comprehensive handbook of developmental psychology provides in-depth chapters on the empirical, theoretical, and biological aspects of child psychology. Each section includes an extensive bibliography. A subject index is provided in the last volume.

Handbook of Clinical Child Psychology. 3rd edition. 2001. (Ref. RJ 503 .3 .H36 2001 & FWB)

This extensive volume, written by over 100 contributors, serves as a standard, comprehensive reference for students, researchers, and clinicians in understanding the diverse range of children's psychological problems. Because the book is primarily intended for use by active professionals charged with the care of children, the work emphasizes aspects of intervention and management. References and an index are provided.

Handbook of Emotions. 1993. (Ref. BF 561 H35 1993) & FWB

This handbook outlines the biological, psychological, and social aspects of emotion. References follow each entry.

Handbook of Environmental Psychology. 2002. (Ref. BF 353 H26 2002)

This handbook is divided into five parts to provide an overview of the theories, research, and applications at the forefront of envirnmental psychology. Part I deals with sharpening theories; Part II links the subject to other disciplines; Part III focuses on methods; Part IV highlights applications; and Part V examines the future of the field.

Handbook of Mental Retardation. 1991. (Ref. RC 570 H345 1991)

This text provides analyses of the assessment, treatment, prevention, and social aspects of mental retardation. Extensive bibliographies are included in each section, and subject and author indexes facilitate access to the work.

Handbook of Personality Psychology. 1997. (Ref. BF 698 H3345) & FWB

This handbook includes descriptive assessments of various aspects of personality, written by experts in the field. Bibliographies accompany each essay and a subject index is provided. See also Handbook of Personality Theory and Research (Ref. BF 698 H335 1990)

International Handbook of Psychology. 1987. (Ref. BF 105 I57 1987 & FWB 2000)

This work provides overviews of the nature and scope of contemporary psychology in various countries. See also the Handbook of Practical Psychology (Ref. BF 121 B838).

Psychologists' Desk Reference. 1998. (Ref. RC 467 .2 P78 1998)

This volume contains essential information for mental health practitioners and students concerning such issues as assessment and diagnosis, ethical and legal matters, psychotherapy and treatment, testing, pharmacotherapy, and more.

Directories

Directory of the American Psychological Association. 2001. (Ref. BF 11 .A67 2001 & FWB)

Published by the American Psychological Association, this directory lists all 84,351 current members of the APA. The work also includes related information such as the organization's bylaws, membership statistics, officers and board of directors members, ethichal principals for psychologists, and state licensure information. The volume concludes with a geographical index and a divisional membership roster.

Graduate Study in Psychology and Associated Fields. Annual. (Ref. BF 77 G73) & FWB

Published by the American Psychological Association, this handbook provides information on 476 graduate school programs in the United States and Canada. See also Peterson's Graduate Programs in The Humanities and Social Sciences (Ref. L 901 P443 2000 & FWB) and The IUPSYS Directory: Major Research Institutes and Departments of Psychology (Ref. BF 30 I52).

Mental Health Dictionary. Annual. (U.S. Docs HE 20. 8123:)

This work is arranged alphabetically by state, then by city within each state. The dictionary lists the locations and types of mental health services available throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

Biographies

Biographical Dictionary of Psychology. 1997. (Ref. BF 109 A1 Z85 1997) & FWB

This dictionary provides short biographies of deceased psychologists and individuals from other fields who have contributed to the development of psychology from antiquity to the present. Information contained in each entry includes the individual's birth and death dates, education, positions held, major contributions, and a bibliography. See also a Guide to Psychologists and Their Concepts (Ref. BF 109 A1 N67).

Directory of the American Psychological Association. 2001. (Ref. BF 11 .A67 2001)

Published by the American Psychological Association, this directory lists all 84,351 current members of the APA. The work also includes related information such as the organization's bylaws, membership statistics, officers and board of directors members, ethichal principals for psychologists, and state licensure information. The volume concludes with a geographical index and a divisional membership roster.

Testing Sources

Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests. 1998. (Ref. RC 386.6 N48 S67 1998) & FWB

This handbook provides descriptions of neuropsychological tests and includes information on the purpose, publisher, scoring, and normative data for each test. References follow each entry.

Dictionary of Behavioral Assessment Techniques. 1988. (Ref. BF 176.5 D53 1988) & FWB

This handbook provides descriptions of behavioral assessment measures. Each entry includes an outline of the purpose of the test and its appropriate clinical use. A list of references accompanies each entry.

Directory of Psychological Tests in the Sport and Exercise Sciences. 2nd edition. 1996. (Ref. GV 706 .4 .D57 1996)

This directory outlines 314 psychological scales, questionnaires, and inventories specific to sport and exercise settings. Each summary provides the complete source for obtaining the text of the test, its purpose, and a general description which discusses the test's construction, reliability, validity, norms, and availablility.

Handbook of Clinical Child Psychology. 3rd edition. 2001. (Ref. RJ 503 .3 .H36 2001)

The 125-page Section 2 of this work (describes above under Handbooks) provides a discussion of the diagnostic assessment of children, including information about specific, related tests and scales.

Handbook of Intelligence: Theories, Measurements and Applications. 1985. (Ref. BF 431 H3187 1985) & FWB

This handbook covers theories and conceptual issues related to intelligence. It also provides descriptions of various measurements and their applications.

Handbook of Psychiatric Measures. 2000. (Ref RC 473 .P78 A46 2000)

Published by the APA, this work provides summaries of selected psychiatric measures to inform clinicians and policy-makers about the selection, use, and interpretation of assessment tools, including general measures, as well as those related to the DSM-IV diagnositc categories.

Handbook of Tests and Measurement in Education and the Social Sciences. 2nd edition. 2000. (Ref LB 3051 .L4543 2000 & FWB 1997)

This anthology contains bibliographic references and summary information for over 120 instruments, arranged under 36 topic headings, but does not include instruments that focus exclusively on personality or psychology. The book also includes the actual instrument or samples from the tests. Author and title indexes are included.

Major Psychological Assessment Instruments. 1996. (Ref. BF 176 .M35 1996 & FWB)

Mental Measurements Yearbook. (WebSPIRS) and (Ref. LB 3051 M4655) & FWB

These yearbooks list and evaluate educational, psychological, and vocational tests. Test reviews are written by authorities on testing. UWF holdings for the print editions of MMY go back to 1940.

Test Critiques. 1984- (Ref. LB 3051 427) & FWB

This source describes and reviews frequently-used psychological, educational, and business tests. A list of references follows each entry.

Testing Adults: A Reference Guide for Special Psychodiagnostic Assessments. 1985. (Ref. RC 469 T47 1985 & FWB)

See also Adult Assessment (Ref. BF 176 A52) and Testing Older Adults (Ref. RC 953 T47 1989).

Testing Children: A Reference Guide for Effective Clinical and Psychoeducational Assessments. 1984. (Ref. BF 722 T47 1984) & FWB

This work provides descriptions of types of tests appropriate for children who are handicapped, autistic, mentally retarded, etc. In addition, the book includes bibliographies, useful appendices, and indexes. See also Tests and Measurements in Child Development (Ref. BF 722 J643 & FWB) and Testing Adolescents (Ref. BF 724.25 T47 1987 & FWB).

Tests: A Comprehensive Reference for Assessments in Psychology, Education and Business. 1997. (Ref. LB 3051 T43 1997 & FWB)

Tests in Print IV. 1994. (Ref. LB 3051 T4 1994 & FWB)

Tests in Print III is available at FWB (Ref. LB 3051 T435).

These Internet sites are helpful testing resources:

• Mental Health Net: Assessment
  http://mentalhelp.net/poc/view_links.php/lt/Information/cn/Assessment
• PsychWeb
  http://www.psywww.com/resource/bytopic.htm#test
• PsycSite
  http://stange.simplenet.com/psycsite/linkspsycsiteexternal.html#Psychometrics

Journals

The following is a partial list of psychology journals available on the second floor of the UWF library. Journals marked with an asterisk* are also available at Fort Walden Beach. Those with hyperlinked titles are also available in full-text online, though the coverage dates will differ from the dates for our print and microform holdings. The other journals may have tables of contents, indexing, and some sample articles on the Internet. The site developed by Armin Gunther (http://www.psycline.org/journals/psycline.html) is a comprehensive, annotated list of psychology journals with home pages. Most of these journals are indexed in PsycINFO.

Metalists of psychology journals on the Internet are also available:

• PsycLine
  http://www.psycline.org
• Psych Journals: Hanover
  http://psych.hanover.edu/Krantz/journal.html
• Psychology Jumping Stand
  http://www.indiana.edu/~iuepsyc/topics/topic.htm

Metalists

American Psychological Association
http://www.apa.org/

Athabascau University
http://server.bmod.athabascau.ca/html/aupr/psycres.shtml

Galaxy: Psychology Resources
http://www.galaxy.com/directory/15752

Hanover Psychology Page
http://psych.hanover.edu/

Psychology Jumping Stand
http://www.indiana.edu/~iuepsyc/topics/topic.htm

Mental Health & Psychology Resources Online
http://psychcentral.com/resources/

PsychWeb
http://www.psywww.com/index.html

Web-Based Reference Tools
http://www.socialpsychology.org/tools.htm

Internet Sites

Classics in the History of Psychology
http://psychclassics.asu.edu/

Cognitive Psychology
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/cognitive-science/

Encyclopedia of Psychology
http://www.psychology.org

Mental Health Infosource
http://www.mhsource.com

Mental Health Matters
http://www.mental-health-matters.com

Mental Help Net
http://www.mentalhelp.net

National Institute of Mental Health
http://www.nimh.nih.gov

PsychCrawler
http://www.psychcrawler.com/

This APA service indexes webpages published by the American Psychological Association, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Center for Mental Health Services, National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, Sidran Foundation, and the National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Psychological Online Documents
http://www.psychologie.uni-bonn.de/online-documents/lit_ww.htm

PsycINFO Search Guides
http://www.apa.org/psycinfo/training/searchguides.html

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminstration
http://www.samhsa.gov

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Center for Mental Health Services
http://www.mentalhealth.org

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John C. Pace Library: University of West Florida Library
Date Last Updated: February 2007
Links Maintained by Rohan Culley: June 2007