Psychology Links
APA Format
American Psychological Association Publication Manual, 4th edition.
There is no substitute for the official publication manual! On sale at the local college bookstore, on reserve in the library, or follow the link for additional purchase information.
APA official reference guide for Eectronic sources:
An on-line guide on how to cite information from the internet and the world wide web, email, and electronic databases.
Guidelines for Writing in APA Style.
By William U Borst, Troy State University. Simulates an APA paper, lists many grammar and punctuation and usage rules.
Writing with Style.
A summary of the APA manual guidelines, with examples and common errors. By Mark Plonsky, University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point.
Test Taking and Graduation
For exit exam information click here, for the exit exam application click here (.pdf format).
For psychology portfolio information click here.
Suggestions for taking Multiple Choice tests.
Information on the GRE and sample test questions.
Links to Other Sites
Meredith College Psychology Clubs and Organizations
APA - American Psychological Association
An organization in the world dedicated to psychology as a science and a profession. Contains separate resource areas for professional psychologists, students, and the general public.
APS - American Psychological Society
A national organization devoted to the science of psychology. Contains lists of psychology resources, tutorials, and more.
Cognitive and Psychological Sciences on the Internet
This is an index to Internet resources relevant to research in cognitive science and psychology.
Psych Web
A student-friendly site full of resources including books, brochures, scholarly resources, careers, infomation about pschology departments, "mind tools," resources for self-help, and more.
PsycSite
A public service 'launch pad' to Net sites that may be of use to psychologists, psychology students, and anyone else interested in the science of psychology. (Does not give self-help or parapsychology sites.)
Social Psychology Network
A site with links for those particularly interested in the social side of psychology, including links to specific topics (gender, cultural psychology, attitudes, persuasion, etc.), discussion groups, graduate programs, etc.

