+ Psychology (Undergraduate Research): Web Sites

This site is set up for teachers and students of psychology and includes manu resources of interest to those doing research in the field. It includes online books, web-based journals and many links to different topics in psychology.

This site, from Weslayan University, provides links to over 4,000 web sites in social psychology. It includes searching capabilities within the web site.

This resource identifies the "best" Web sites in the field. They also identify good research sites in specific areas of psychology, such as "Clinical", "Cognitive", "Dreams", "History", and "Psychologists.

This is a general information site which includes basic mental health dscriptions and definitions. It includes the latest news in the field an dlinks to newsgroups of interest. It is more of a general news site than a research site, but it gives good basic information.

The official web site of the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics (FORUM). Their annual report is America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being,

Basic statistics on Mental Health.

This organization includes information on prevention, legal information, health care reform, military families, and statistics.

This is the official home page of the American Psychological Association. In addition to providiing information on the association and its members, it provides access to other resources on the WWW of interest to those doing psychological research. Check out the resources they have to offer, including PsycCAREERS and KidsPSYCH.

This is the home page for the governmental agency that conducts and supports research on mental illness and mental health. In addition to providing information on the organization, it reviews information on a variety of topics on mental health and disorders.

Information on the clinic itself, but also health information, research, and publication information.

This is an excellent site for information on addictive behavior. Some of the categories included are statistics, populations, treatments, and prevention.

An excellent site which provides "information on the prevention, identification, and treatment of child abuse and neglect and related child welfare issues".