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: These links are provided for educational purposes only, and all information contained within them is the property of the various site operators. There is no implied warranty, use at your own risk, etc.. I'll try to keep updating this page as often as I can so that all of us psychology students will have a launching pad to satisfying our own curiosities about the mind. If there's anything that you don't see listed here that you think ought to be here, click on the e-mail icon at the bottom of the screen and let me know. Behaviorism Behavior Analysis Home Page Methods in Behavioral Research A Site on Behavioral Temperaments Some Basic Info on Behaviorism ... Thorndikean Learning Disorders Alzheimer Web Antisocial Personality Disorder Anxiety/Panic Disorder Avoidant Personality Disorder ... Seasonal Affective Disorder Ethics Psychologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals FAQs Autism FAQ Bipolar Disorder FAQ Depression FAQ Alt.Support.Eating-Disorder FAQ ... Suicide FAQ Gestalt Therapy and Theory Brief Summary of Gestalt Therapy The Gestalt Therapy Page Society for Gestalt Theory and its Applications Humanistic Psychology ELIZA Rogerian-therapist simulator Abraham Maslow Reading Room Rogerian Client-Centered Therapy Hypnosis and NLP The Art of Suggestion Betty Erickson's Self-Hypnosis Technique Inner TranceFormations Dale Kirby's NLP Archives ... Neuro-Linguistic Programming Home Page Primal Therapy International Primal Association Info on Dr. Janov's Primal Therapy

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Key Information from the School Psychology Review The School Psychology Review is a refereed journal published quarterly by the National Association of School Psychologists. The primary purpose of the School Psychology Review is to impact the delivery of school psychological services by publishing scholarly advances in research, training, and practice. School Psychology Review seeks original research, reviews of theoretical and applied topics, case studies, and descriptions of intervention techniques useful to psychologists working in educational settings. Portions of two or three issues each year are reserved for mini-series on themes deemed by the Editorial Advisory Board to be of major interest to practitioners of school psychology. The majority of journal space, however, is open for unsolicited manuscripts covering a wide range of topics. All manuscripts submitted for review are subject to a masked, peer-review process involving members of the Editorial Advisory Board and ad hoc reviewers.

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Distance Learning in Psychology Listed below are links related to distance learning, including degree programs in psychology, web-based courses in psychology, megasites on distance learning, and more. The following table shows a detailed outline of topics. If you want to suggest any additions or changes to this list, click here This page contains links on: MEGASITES ON DISTANCE LEARNING Searchable Course and Program Listings Distance Learning Organizations Virtual Colleges, Universities, and Consortiums ... Other Psychology Topics Megasites on Distance Learning Searchable Course and Program Listings: Distance Learning Channel (global megasite on distance learning) EduFind.com (megasite run by the Digital Education Network) eLearners.com (900+ online degrees, colleges, and universities) Globewide Network Academy (search by subject or sponsoring school) Peterson's Distance Learning (lists programs and courses) EduPoint.com

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Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Faculty Publications/Journals Resources Research Opportunities Events Program Undergraduate admissions Undergraduate activities Undergraduate Awards ... Help Clark University 950 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610 Privacy Policy Home Departments Psychology 40 percent of undergraduates volunteer in the community. Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology Psychology at Clark has a very distinguished past. From the 1890s to the 1920s, Clark was the international center for the study of Psychology, and most of the Psychology journals in the United States were once published by the Clark University Press. Noted Psychologist G. Stanley Hall, the University's first president, founded the American Psychological Association at Clark in 1892. Another leading Psychologist, Heinz Werner, came to the University in the 1950s and established the unique character of Psychology at Clark as thoughtful and empirically rigorous, with strong international connections. This distinguished past is the basis for our present teaching and research and future goals. We continue to develop Psychological science at its best, linking theoretical perspectives with empirical work. We are one of few Psychology departments in the United States that provide students with a background in both quantitative and qualitative methodology. Although aligned with the general developmental science perspective that is at the forefront of contemporary Psychology, our faculty adhere to a variety of theoretical orientations, which allows us to promote new ideas.

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Current Students E-CAMPUS Email Contact Us Prospective Students Alumni Visitors Centers Quick Links Welcome From The President About Us Academic Programs Admission: General ... Chicago Links Admission: General Director, Magdalen Kellogg Admission Manager, Heather La Belle Admission Counselor, Jacqueline Gordon Admission Administrative Assistant, Beth Mihalyov The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 47 W. Polk, 2nd floor Chicago, IL 60605 Fax 312.322.3273 E-mail us at admissions@csopp.edu The first step toward your graduate education and future begins right here. The Office of Admission will assist you through the application, interview and financial aid process. We are interested in helping you achieve your educational goals and invite you to meet with us to learn more about The Chicago School and the admission process. Throughout the year you will have several opportunities to visit with an Admission representative. We would be delighted to see you at a

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New School University Graduate Faculty Psychology Society Click on the following links for information: General Inforamtion Mission Contact Us Board ... Resources for Students Graduate Faculty Psychology Society The Graduate Faculty Psychology Society is a student-run organization aimed at helping students become acquainted with the New School Department of Psychology, their peers and faculty, and the field in general. The mission of the Psychology Society is to provide a social milieu as well as a forum for psychology students to express their concerns. The Society maintains an open channel of communication between students, faculty, and administration, acting as an intermediary between these groups. Ongoing activities include monthly meetings, student research presentations, alumni panel discussions, a mentoring program to assist new students in course selection, and informal gatherings with the faculty. We also publish The Id , a Graduate Faculty Psychology Society Bulletin. All GF psychology students are welcome to attend Psychology Society meetings and events.

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Educational Psychology Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center (ISLMC) Educational Psychology Page which is part of the school library instruction section. The ISLMC is a meta-site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site. You can also use an index or sitemap General Sites Human Development Educational Psychology ... School Discipline General Sites PsychREF: Resources in Psychology on the Internet Psychology Webliography Identifies Internet general resources; online journals; bibliographic databases; listservs; professional organizations; by School of Psychology [Alfred Adler, Existentialism, Sigmund Freud, Gestalt Psychology, Carl Jung, Personality, Jean Piaget, Carl Rogers, B. F. Skinner]; usenet new groups; search engines for psychology Educational Psychology Topics Includes educational goals and standards; educational research and studies; school discipline and safety; cognitive and language development; psycholsocial and moral development; individual learner characteristics; cultural diversity; disadvantaged and at-risk students; gender differences; gifted and talented; students with learning difficulties and disabilities; language diversity; urban education; learning theories and practices; critical thinking and problem solving; constructivism; intelligence and creativity; motivation in the classroom; classroom management and discipline; instructional planning; teaching strategies and instructional design; teaching and technology; parental involvement and student learning; assessing learning and evaluating instruction; From

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