Psychology
Psychology Sites 

• American Association of Pastoral Counselors
• American Psychological Association PsychNet
• American Psychological Society -- includes full-text reports and journal articles for members.  (Undergraduate student rates are under $40)
• Catalyst: How Computers Are Used in Psychology--includes articles on human-computer interactions, cyberpsychology, technology in education, psychology software, and more.
• Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence--includes a literature database.
• Classics in the History of Psychology--complete texts of key works by Binet, Freud, William James, John Dewey, Skinner, Terman, Watson, and more compiled by York University.
• Community Psychology Network--a central site for community psychology resources--discussion groups, book reviews, job listings, course materials, funding sources, etc.
• Consciousness and the Brain-- an annotated bibliography.
• Encyclopedia of Psychology -- over 2000 links from people & history to careers to theories and much more. From Jacksonville State University.
• Ethics Code for Psychologists --  from the APA
• Gay Rights: Understanding the Issue -- The Understanding the Issue section lays out the facts and policy alternatives, while the Public Opinion section offers a detailed profile of public thinking about the issue.
• Guide for Writing Research Papers based on Styles Recommended by the American Psychological Association--footnoting, presentation of bibliographies, how to handle quotations, charts, figures, etc.
• History of Psychology--a collection of web sites concerning key figures put together by the SAU psychology students.
• Mental Health Law: An Overview
• Mental Help Net--disorders and treatment, plus more.
• Methods in Behavioral Research--an online text by Paul C. Cozby of Cal State Fullerton. Each chapter is supplemented with links on online resources.
• National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Medical Page--contains detailed information on specific disorders, medications, etc. Also look at Facts for statistics.
• National Institute of Mental Health--of particular interest are the public information on disorders and medications, and the research reports.
• National Strategy for Suicide Prevention -- a collaborative effort of  the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institutes of Health and the Health Resources and Services Administration.
• Neurosciences on the Internet--neuroanatomy, biochemistry, medicine, and cognitive neurosciences.
• PsychCentral--includes professional reviews of sites, symptom lists from the DSM, booklists, articles, etc.
• Psychology Hall of Fame--biographies of important psychologists, with discussions of their work and links to related sites.
• The Psychology of Cyberspace--about group and couple relationships on the net, the psychology of e-mail, etc.
• Psychology with Style--a psychology professor explains how to write psychology papers following APA guidelines. Many will find him clearer than the APA Publication Manual
• Psychweb-- Psychology Resources Arranged by Topic
• Social Psychology Network -- Social psychology addresses many of our most common human issues - aggression, racism, attraction, gender issues, divorce, and lots more. This site directs one to prime research sites for those issues.
• School Psychology Resources Online--a guide to info on counseling, behavior disorders, learning disabilities, etc.
• Social Psychology Resources
• Social Statistics Briefing Room-- government demographic, health, education, and crime statistics in brief, arranged for ease of use by non-statisticians
• SPN--Social Psychology Network.
• Web Resources in Psychology--from Skidmore College, a comprehensive subject listing
• Women and Early Psychology -- full-text articles compiled by York University. Also includes Institutions of Early Experimental Psychology.