Psychology Websites

One of the largest and most comprehensive psychology websites on the Internet; includes over 920 individual, cross referenced, web pages and an estimated 3000 pages of printed material

Full texts of a large number of historically significant public domain documents from the scholarly literature of psychology and allied disciplines

A directory of psychology web sites as well as a resource for original information and research in psychology

A directory of psychology web sites from Social Science Information Gateway (no longer maintained, but still with some useful links)

Psychology-related information for students and teachers of psychology

A gateway for teachers and students to over 1000 World Wide Web resources related to the history of psychology

This site is dedicated to exploring questions of meaning which engage the individual as well as the varied cultures in which we live, awith special reference to the work of Carl Jung

Stanley Milgram's summary article describing his obedience experiments; printed in Harper's Magazine in 1973

A collection of web pages devoted to the academic study of personality

Links to psychology & social science journals on the web

Links to Social Psychology resources on the web

Slide show & history of the famous imprisonment experiment of 1971

Brain scan images from researchers at Harvard Medical School

Archive of research findings on subjective enjoyment of life

A guide to distinguishing primary from secondary sources in Psychology from the Education Psychology Library at UC Berkeley

Data resources to support social and behavioral research

Shared data on a variety of psychological topics, made available by the American Psychological Association

Research and data resources for researchers, policy makers, practitioners, and others

A dynamic inventory of Web-based neuroscience resources

News about Death and Dying, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times

An educational resource for people involved in end-of-life care providing frameworks for thinking about caring for dying individuals and their families

Information and resources from National Institutes of Health, U.S. National Library of Medicine

Legal and ethical information from "Ethics Updates" at the University of San Diego

Articles about Dr. Kervorkian and his ideas concerning assisted suicide and patients' right to die

Bill Moyers' PBS special on solutions for finding a better death and options for humane care for the dying

Information from the University of Washington School of Medicine

Award-winning website, from Michael C. Kearl, professor of sociology and anthropology at Trinity University, San Antonio Texas