Psychology Resource Guide: APA

The APS aspires to "advance the interests of scientifically oriented psychology." The Psychology Links point to organizations, government agencies, and federal policies relating to research in psychology.

SfN is a nonprofit organization devoted to the study of the brain and nervous system.

Formerly known as the APsaA JourLit and Bookrev Databases, and affiliated with the American Psychoanalytic Association. Users may search "26 journals in psychoanalysis ..., 56 classic psychoanalytic books, and all 24 volumes of The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud." Searching and abstracts are free, however full-text is only available to subscribers.

SIOP is a division of the APA. Content includes access to TIP, the official quarterly news publication.

The APA is the major professional and research group in the field of psychology. Their website has information on programs, membership, and careers in psychology. Assistance with the APA editorial style may be found at APA Style.org (http://www.apastyle.org/). For comprehensive information on APA style, users must consult the print version of the APA style manual (available at the Sawyer Library Reference Desk).

Includes the 2010 amendments.

The APA offers some limited assistance with the APA editorial style at the APA style FAQ, and the APA Style Help page. Users must consult the print version of the APA style manual for comprehensive information (available at the Sawyer Library Reference Desk).

The Topics section of the APA website, offers information in areas such as aging, depression, sleep, stress, and trauma. Each topic has links to recent news, suggested readings, and links to articles from the APA's newspaper Monitor on Psychology.