Psychology Resource Guide: Welcome

Includes database that provide journal articles related to psychology.

Includes information about finding books and links to some subject searches for books and e-books.

Includes some selected e-books and a list of e-book databases.

Includes selected reference databases, reference books and e-books, selected essays on psychology topics.

Includes information on Films on Demand and a link to psychology videos in Films on Demand.

Includes links to associations, institutes and hints on evaluating internet sites.

Includes links to APA style resources and help with the process of writing.

Psychology seeks to observe, describe, understand, predict and control behavior and psychological processes in individuals. Columbia College offers a psychology major, minor, and minor in sport psychology.

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Psychology is recognized to be a hugely successful field. It is the largest social science in virtually any country in the world, as demonstrated by such indicators as the number of professionals, students, dollars invested, and publications, and its impact on society. Given this success, it is surprising that the simple question “What is psychology?” has yet to be clearly answered. Attempts to resolve this question have a long and frustrating history and have proceeded from a variety of starting points, each leading to its own particular search path.

Includes articles, books, e-books, and videos.

Includes, articles, books, e-books, and videos.

Includes articles, books, e-books and videos.

This guide provides information on citing with the APA style.