http://www.wholefamily.com
In addition to articles, books and discussion boards, this website
has cartoons depicting dysfunctional families seeking solutions to their
problems. Psychologists comment on the scenarios and ask for your
feedback, too. Teen advisers are on hand to respond to queries from
peers.
http://www.tiac.net/users/drmike/ Current.shtml
Too busy to stay on top of cutting-edge psychological developments?
Michael Fenichel, Ph.D., has created a website covering the latest news
on topics from eating disorders to addiction to bullying. If the material
is too technical, try http:// tjhsst.edu/Psych/ch1/index.html. It's
called the "online psychology tutor," but could be one of those Idiot's
Guides for its very basic overview and history of the field, and
accessible online glossary.
http://www.victoriapoint.com/catalyst.htm
This site focuses on cyberpsychology--the relationship between the
Internet and psychology--with articles on Web addiction, the best way to
teach psychology online and the rationale behind America's growing urge
to shop by mouse. Multiple editorials put a unique cyber-spin on
psychology in the 21st century.
http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu
This Columbia University Health Education Program website answers
your questions on sexuality, sexual health, emotional health,
relationships, fitness and nutrition, and alcohol, nicotine and other
drugs. The best part? Answers to other people's questions are posted,
too.
http://www.geocities.com/ CapeCanaveral/4661/projoke30.htm
"Why is psychoanalysis quicker for men then women? Because when
it's time to go back to childhood, men are already there." Find more
jokes at this hilarious site, sponsored by David Shay.
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