Psychology Resources - Search this collection or browse the psychology reference section, which includes over two dozen links to general and specialized Web sites. Psychology Virtual Library - A general guide to Web sites in psychology, divided into more than 15 categories including Basic Academic Psychology, Psychology of Religion, School Psychology, and Transpersonal Psychology. This site is organized like a college campus, with categories such as Career Planning, Library, Professional Development, and Student Lounge providing links to documents and Web sites. History of Psychology Classics in the History of Psychology - This site, developed at York University in Toronto and aimed at researchers, teachers, and college students, makes available the full texts of many historically significant psychology documents, all in the public domain. Over 20 books and more than 100 articles and chapters are available online, plus links to over 170 other works posted at other Web sites.
Documents are searchable by author, topic, and keyword.
The site is divided into categories such as Recommended Readings, Academic Web pages, Nonacademic Web pages, and Special Advice for Students. Phobias The Phobia List - A very comprehensive Web site on phobias, including an alphabetical list of phobia names, an alphabetical list of things, with the name of the phobia associated with those things, a page about the treatment of phobias and more. Its section on Social Psychology Subject Areas includes links to Web sites on broad topics such as the Psychology of Gender, Social Influence, and Group Behavior, with narrower subtopics like Mens' Studies and Resources, Persuasion and Propaganda, and Leadership Studies. Government Resources National Institute of Mental Health - This site, from a federal agency that conducts research on mental health and mental illness, has many useful links. This is a professional organization with the purpose of advancing psychology as a profession and as a science.