Useful Links
Research Resources
Psychinfo
is a
database of psychology articles sorted by subject, author, journal, etc.
Very useful for doing background research for your papers.
British National Corpus has over
100
million words in transcribed conversations. Perfect research tool if
you're interested in language.
Word
Frequency Analyzer helps with reaction time studies, priming studies,
memory studies, and similarity studies.
Perception
stimuli page for those of you interested in understanding vision, or
other ways of figuring out the world around us.
Brain atlas
for studying neuroscience and knowing where you are.
Psychological Assessment
Database For educational psychology, and emotion research.
Writing Resources:
APA style
template which can potentially be of use in formatting your
papers.
which
has some interesting tips and links if you want advice on how to write
papers.
Scientific Style Tips for writing research papers.
Psychology Resources
American Psychological
Society homepage. The top research psychology organization.
American Psychological Association
homepage. The largest psychology organization in the country (clinical
and research).
Psyc Science Net A
large internet portal for all things psychological.
Psi Chi , the national psychology
honors society.
Stanford Psychology Dept.
so you can look into ways to become more active in psychology here at
Stanford.
Misc. Resources
The orgin of species by Darwin in its entirety for all you
evolutionary psychologists.
The human genome project in
case you're big on genetics and psychology.
The
World of Biology, detailed pictures and information about all of the
human body systems
.
A brain learing
site that is highly reputed.
which you can do for yourself!
Mammalian Brain Museum where you
can compare your brain to that of a chipmunk (or other mammal of your
choice).