Interesting
and Useful Links
These links are provided to help you find useful information on the web. Please let me know if you find any problematic links. I am also always interested in hearing about other sites that you have found particularly interesting.
Career and Graduate School
Resources
Research and Writing Resources
Addiction and Substance Abuse Links
Adolescent and Young Adult Development
PsycPORT:
Bringing you the best in psychology
Career and
Psychological Organizations
Association for Psychological Science (APS)
American Psychological Association (APA)
Information
on the
Psychology Graduate Applicant's
Portal - Applying to Graduate School
Stephen Black's
Advice: APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL
Marky
Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page
APA Resources
Considering a Career in Psychology?
Getting to Know Areas of Psychology Through the APA Divisions
APA Research Office: Analyses of Data from Graduate Study in Psychology
Information on Psychology Programs
Graduate School Program Directory--Gradschools.com
School Psychology Resources Online
Psychology and Law
Programs
Research and Writing
Resources
Bibliographic Databases
On-Line Resources of Butler Library
PubMed (MedLine search) (Medical Database)
ETOH (NIAAA Alcohol and Drug Database)
BUROS Test Reviews (Evaluates Scales and Measures)
Links to Psychology
Journals: The Main List
Psychology Journals By Subject (Wily Publishers)
The Center for Academic Integrity
UCLA College Library Instruction: Thinking Critically about WWW Resources
U. of Wisconsin Writing Center--APA Style Guide
Sarah Byrd Askew Library - APA Style Guide
How to Cite Information From the World Wide Web
Web Extension to American Psychological Association Style
Grammar
Guides, Dictionaries, & Thesauruses
Strunk's The Elements of Style.
THE SLOT: A Spot for Copy Editors
ARTFL Project: ROGET'S Thesaurus Search Form
WWWebster Thesaurus - Search screen
Study Skills
Sites Promoting Academic Success
Howtostudy.org
How to Study
(Dartmouth)
Research
Clearinghouse
National Undergraduate
Research Clearinghouse
Addiction and
Substance Abuse Links
Research Institute on Addictions
ABRC-Addictive Behaviors Research Center
Institute for Social Research (Univ. of Michigan)
Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol Study
Social Development Research Group (Univ. of Washington)
DATOS: Effectiveness of Drug Treatment in U.S.
Research Society on Alcoholism
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCADD)
Government
Institutes & Resources
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
NCADI - National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA)
SAMHSA CSAT/TIPs -- Treatment Improvement Protocols
Alcoholism Treatment Assessment Instruments
Moderation Management: Alcohol Abuse Prevention
The Big Book® of Alcoholics Anonymous
Deprogramming from Alcoholics Anonymous
NIDA Research Report - Nicotine Addiction
Surgeon General’s Guide: Treating Tobacco Dependence
Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention
Office of the National Drug Control Policy
National Association of Drug Court Professionals
The Stanton Peele Addiction Web Site
Community Psychology Network - Web guide to community psychology
Society for Community Research and Action
Society for Prevention Research
Center for Mental Health Policy and Services Research
National Mental Health Information Center
ADHD Program – University at Buffalo
Frontline: Medicating Kids (ADHD)
Tips for Recovering from Traumatic Events
Answers to Questions about Panic Disorder
Collaborative Study on the Genetics of Eating Disorders
National Sexuality Resource Center
NAMI ( National Alliance for the Mentally Ill ) Home Page
American Gallery of
Psychiatric Art
International Coalition for Drug Awareness
Sigmund Freud and the Freud Archives
Alfred Adler Institute of San Francisco
Links to Learning Theory Sites
Center for Evolutionary Psychology
Adolescent and Young Adult
Development
Society for Research on Adolescence
Adolescence: Change and Continuity
Frontline: The Merchants of Cool
How College is Different from High School