Psychology: Web Resources

This is a US government website which provides information on a variety of topics related to mental health and mental disorders.

This is a very comprehensive psychology web site designed and maintained by Dr. Russell A. Dewey of Georgia Southern University.

Website sponsored by the University of Iowa, contains the e-zine Current Research in Social Psychology.

The site contains featured full-text articles from the Animal Behavior Bulletin and research software. The site is sponsored by Indiana University's department of Biology and Psychology.

William Calvin, a faculty member at the University of Washington, devised this website. Intelligence is explored in the context of Calvin's writings.

The website describes the association as "a professional medical organization comprised of child and adolescent psychiatrists trained to promote healthy development and to evaluate, diagnose, and treat children and adolescents and their families who are affected by disorders of feeling, thinking and behavior."

The primary advocate organization for persons with intellectual disabilities. Contains fact sheets which articulate the positions of the association.

The world's largest professional organization representing psychologists. Their mission is to promote the profession and science of psychology. The extensive website contains position papers and press releases; an area on education and career planning; public information and conference information.

The American Psychological Society is an organization dedicated to scientific psychology. Their website contains news and advocacy updates; links to other psychological associations and a listing of their convention and student caucus.

The website is produced by the New Jersey Psychological Association which is a professional organization for New Jersey Psychologists. The site contains conference and continuing education information. The association also serves as a lobbying group for psychologists.