61. Psychological Lists excellent set of links for those involved in school psychology. List This is a listof psychology resources developed Stanford as part of a general guide to http://psych.hanover.edu/Krantz/lists.html

Other Lists of Psychological Resources on the Net Here are lists developed and maintained by other organizations of resouces related to psychology on the internet. The lists are in alphabetical order. A short description of each item is given. The Alzhiemer's Web Home Page . An excellent resource and link to resources connected with all aspects of the disease. American Association for the Advancement of Science Athabasca University Psychology Resources . A nice general list and well organized. The Auditory List Home Page . This page has the archives of the Auditory List and links to other sites of value to researchers in audition. Automated Reasoning Project Web An Australian research group in computational, philosophical and mathematical logic. Peruse their technical reports and download their software. Behavior Analysis Resources - University of South Florida Clearing House Psychology Resources List Cognitive Science on the Internet. A very nice listing of psychological information, with an emphasis on cognitive science, on the net. Developed and maintained at Stanford University. Einet's Psychology Page.

62. Hanover College Psychology Department-Graduate School A general resource about graduate school with many interesting features includinga graduate school search. The psychology Graduate Applicant's Portal. http://psych.hanover.edu/gradschool.html

Graduate School Information General Resources Hanover College Resources on Planning to go to Graduate School Getting to Graduate School in Psychology and Related Areas A comprehensive list by Jessica Percodani about: "Getting In, Succeeding Once You're There, and Putting Your Degree to Work" GradView.com . A general resource about graduate school with many interesting features including a graduate school search. The Psychology Graduate Applicant's Portal . A collection of information about applying, preparing applications, succeeding in graduate school and even what to do when you get out of that place. tumaster . A postgraduate search engine for Spanish speaking students. Deciding Upon What Area of Psychology to Study A list of pages on specialized areas of Psychology . Use these pages to find out more about particular areas of psychology. If you are interested in exploring careers in psychology, there is a link to a discussion of careers in psychology developed at the University of York, UK. While the information is biased to the situation in England it could be very useful to you as well.

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64. SBC Pacific Bell Knowledge Network Explorer : Online Learning : Blue Web'n Searc to sites of interest to the school psychology community uiuc.edu/ipl/index.html TheInternet psychology Lab is an attempt to educate the general public about http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/content/Cat_8_Scat_45.html

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Psychology College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Undergraduate Programs The Psychology program at San Francisco State University includes undergraduate major and minor programs and graduate degrees with six areas of specialization. The program examines the many approaches to human behavior within a cultural context, ranging from the philosophical to the biological. The faculty's broad expertise enables students to study a variety of theoretical and research issues and to experience community field placements. What is Unique about the Psychology Program at SFSU? Our location in San Francisco provides a unique environment for the study of human behavior. In addition to significant faculty involvement in the urban scene, more than half of our Psychology majors work while they go to school. To maximize availability of our courses to working students, the department offers classes throughout the day and early evening. Our program serves a large and diverse student body. Many students are transfers from community colleges; others are returning to academic training after several years in the workplace. Our students pursue degrees in Psychology for four primary reasons. First, the program satisfies undergraduate requirements for graduate programs. Second, the program provides an excellent foundation for students planning to pursue advanced study in such areas as business, medicine, and law. Third, the program meets certain vocational needs of students who intend to enter directly into the job market. Fourth, the coursework provides information relevant to students' interests in personal growth and in general psychological principles.

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77. Getting Into Graduate School As you look ahead to completing your baccalaureate degree in psychology, you will face new, sometimes difficult, decisions about what to do next. the field of psychology by attending graduate school. Once you have Three keys to graduate school acceptance are http://www.apa.org/ed/gradschool

As you look ahead to completing your baccalaureate degree in psychology, you will face new, sometimes difficult, decisions about what to do next. The options are manyone is that you might wish to continue your education in the field of psychology by attending graduate school. Once you have reached this decision, what are the next steps to finding and getting into a graduate program? Three keys to graduate school acceptance are: Preparation Application Know-How Patience The Education Directorate of the American Psychological Association hopes that you will find the following suggested steps for preparation ("Preparation: Getting Started"), application know-how ("Application Process: The Basics"), and patience ("Patience: The Difficult Part") helpful. Determine which areas of psychology are of interest to you. Discuss career options/interest with your advisor and professors psychology at your undergraduate institution. Look for programs that are either APA or regionally accredited. For more information, visit the APA Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation Web site at www.apa.org/ed/accred.html

78. NASP Publications school psychology REVIEW The school psychology Review is the world'ssecondlargest psychology journal. Published four times a year http://www.nasponline.org/publications/

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