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The following are selected resources for research in psychology. For more books on these topics or books on specific branches of psychology,
psychologist and researchers, and so on please use the library catalog: Library Catalog.
More books on the clinical, pharmacological, and medical aspects of psychiatry can be found in the Health Sciences Reference Collection on
the third floor of the library beginning at call number RC 423.
To find books in other libraries, try using WorldCat, a
collective catalog for thousands of libraries in the United States, Canada, and around the world. This catalog should not be used as a substitute
for this library's catalog, but as another avenue of searching for books.
Dictionaries
The International Dictionary of Psychology (Reference Collection: BF 31. S 83 1996): This dictionary consists of brief definitions of terms
used in clinical psychology, psychiatry, neurology, and other allied sciences. This work does not have a table of contents or an index.
Encyclopedias
Encyclopedia of Psychology (Reference Collection: BF 31. E 52 2000): This eight volume encyclopedia is comprised of lengthy articles
on concepts, theories, topics of interest, professional organizations, researchers and theorists, and more. A cumulative index can be found in
volume eight.
Handbooks and Statistics
The Handbook of Psychology (Reference Collection: BF 121. H 1955 2003): This twelve volume set is arranged so that each volume covers a
different division of psychology. The divisions covered by this set include: the history of psychology, research methods, biology, experimental
psychology, personality and social psychology, developmental psychology, educational psychology, clinical psychology, health psychology,
assessment, forensic psychology, and industrial and organizational psychology. Each volume contains a table of contents and an index. The articles
in each volume describe and explain the different theories and topics of interest.
Library Use: A Handbook for Psychology (Reference Collection: BF 76.8 R 43 1992): This handbook functions as a research guide for
psychology students and researchers. It contains valuable information on locating and using library materials for research in psychology. This
work contains a table of contents and an index.
Statistics Sources (Reference Desk: Z 7551. S 84): Organized topically, this guide to statistics resources points out thousands of different
places to find statistical information.
Test and Assessment Guides
Comprehensive Handbook of Psychological Assessment (Reference Collection: BF 176. C 654 2004): Each of the four volumes of this
handbook covers a different aspect of psychological assessment. Volume one covers intelligence and neurophysiology. Volume two covers
personality. Volume three covers behavior, and volume four covers industrial and organizational psychology. Each volume summarizes
the major theories in its particular division of psychology, important issues and controversies (if any), and relevant tests. Each volume contains
its own table of contents and index.
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (Health Sciences Reference Collection: RC 455.2 C 4 D 536 2000): This book,
also called the DSM-IV, is designed to assist psychology professionals in diagnosing and assessing mental disorders. This book includes a
table of contents and an index.
The Sixteenth Mental Measurements Yearbook (Reference Collection: BF 176. B 93 2005): This latest edition of the Mental Measurements
Yearbook contains descriptions of tests used by psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors and educators. Both a table of contents and an index
are available in this title.
Thesauri
Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms (Reference Collection: BF 1. P 6512): The terms listed in this thesaurus are ones used by indexers
and librarians to describe the subjects of books and articles as they are entered in a database or the library catalog. Using the same terms as
librarians and indexers can help you quickly find the most relevant material for your research. This book includes guides for use and a table of
contents.
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INFOMINE: INFOMINE is a special database that searches for Web site and documents that most
search engines miss, primarily Web pages and documents on university Web sites. This database is developed and maintained by the
Library of the University of California, Riverside.
Psych Central: This Web site functions as an online directory of articles, books, and Web
sites on psychology and related topics. This site is maintained by psychology professionals.
Psychology Resources: AmoebaWeb: Created and maintained
by a professor of psychology at Vanguard University, this Web site contains links to hundreds of online articles and Web pages about a wide
variety of topics in psychology. Articles are arranged by topic or by branch of psychology.
Social Psychology Network: This Web site is a database of thousands of online resources
on topics in psychology, sociology, and social psychology.
Yale University Library--Psychology--Selected
Internet Resources: This list of Web sites includes links to search engines, directories, encyclopedias, tutorials, and more.
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