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Associazioni e risorse
di psicologia (Internazionali)
American Psychological
Association
The
American Psychological Association (APA) is a scientific and
professional organization that represents psychologists in the
United States. APA educates the public about behavioral science,
psychology, and mental health; promotes psychological science and
practice fosters the education and training of psychological
scientists, practitioners and educators; advocates for psychological
knowledge and practice to inform public policy; and champions the
application of psychology to promote human rights, health,
well-being and dignity.
APsaA (American
Psychoanalytic Association)
The
American Psychoanalytic Association (APsaA), the oldest national
psychoanalytic organization in the nation, was founded in 1911.
APsaA, as a professional organization for psychoanalysts, focuses on
education, research and membership development. In addition to the
national organization, APsaA’s membership includes 29 accredited
training institutes and 42 affiliate psychoanalytic societies
throughout the United States. Since its founding, the Association
has been a component of the International Psychoanalytical
Association, the largest worldwide psychoanalytic organization.
American Psychological Society
The
American Psychological Society's mission is to promote, protect, and
advance the interests of scientifically-oriented psychology in
research, application, teaching, and the improvement of human
welfare."
Australian
Psychological Society
The
Australian Psychological Society (APS) is the largest professional
association for psychologists in Australia, representing around
15,500 members.
British Experimental
Psychology Society
The
Experimental Psychology Society is for the furtherance of scientific
enquiry within the field of Psychology and cognate subjects. It
holds periodical meetings at which papers are read and discussions
held. The Society also disseminates information and educational
material made available as a consequence of psychological research,
including the publication of the Quarterly Journal of Experimental
Psychology.
British Psychological
Society
British Psychological
Society exists to promote the advancement of the study of psychology
and its applications and to maintain high standards of professional
education and conduct."
Clickpsych.com
Psychology Link Database
Cognitive Neuroscience
Society
The
Cognitive Neuroscience Society (CNS) is committed to the development
of mind and brain research aimed at investigating the psychological,
computational, and neuroscientific bases of cognition.
Duke University Psychology
Department
Duke
University has rich and diverse resources in the field of psychology
including two departments, an exciting undergraduate program, and a
variety of graduate programs designed to train the next generation
of leading scholars. Research centers, affiliated programs, and
resources add to the breadth of offerings in psychology at Duke.
Eating Disorder Referral
and Information Center
We are
dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders.
Edreferral.com provides information and treatment resources for all
forms of eating disorders. Our goal is to provide assistance, in the
form of information and resources, to those suffering with eating
disorders to get them started on the road to recovery and healthy
living.
European Association Work
and Organizational Psychology
The aim
of the European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP)
is to support the development and application of W&O psychology in
Europe and to promote cooperation between scientists and
professionals working in the field across Europe.
Ergonomics Society
The
Ergonomics Society - an international organisation for professionals
using knowledge of human abilities and limitations to design and
build for comfort, efficiency, productivity and safety.
Federation of
Behavioral,Psychological,Cognitive Sciences
The
Federation is a dues-supported coalition of Member Organizations,
university departments of psychology, schools of education, research
centers, regional psychological associations, and science divisions
of the American Psychological Association (APA)."
International Association
of Applied Psychology
The
International Association of Applied Psychology is the oldest
international association of psychologists. Its official languages
are English and French. Founded in 1920, it now has more than 1.500
members from more than 80 countries. Its mission is succinctly
stated in Article 1 of its Constitution: "...to promote the science
and practice of applied psychology and to facilitate interaction and
communication about applied psychology around the world.
International Society for
Comparative Psychology
Welcome
to the web site of the International Society for Comparative
Psychology (ISCP). This society was founded in 1980 and held its
first meeting in 1983. The ISCP promotes the comparative study of
behavior in human and nonhuman animals, sponsors a biennial meeting,
publishes the scientific journal the International Journal of
Comparative Psychology (IJCP).
International Society for
Ecological Psychology
The
International Society for Ecological Psychology was founded in the
fall of 1981 in the wake of the First International Conference on
Event Perception. That first Event perception conference (conceived
as the only one, a unique event so far as anyone intended) was held
at the University of Connecticut in the summer of 1981 (it is
documented in the book, Persistence and Change, edited by William H.
Warren, Jr. and Robert E. Shaw and published by Lawrence Erlbaum
Associates, Inc., 1985). At the end of that conference, Joe Lappin
rose to speak at the final dinner and announced that he liked it so
much that he would hold one at Vanderbilt. This was arranged and the
conference held in 1983. It was Lappin's gesture that transformed
the single conference into a series.
International Society
of Health Psychology Research
The
International Society of Health Psychology Research (ISHPR) is a
global association of health psychologists who are devoted to
promote scientific attempts at understanding the behavioral causes
of illness as well as predicting and facilitating health behavior
change. Members are psychologists who are actively engaged in
research and promotion of issues relating to health psychology in
countries all over the world. The Society supports international
exchange of information and collaboration on theoretical and
empirical research and, in particular, culturally sensitive
research.
International Society
for Research on Aggression
The
International Society for Research on Aggression (ISRA) is a society
of scholars and scientists interested in the scientific study of
aggression and violence. The Society is both international and
interdisciplinary and meets every other year on alternating
continents. There are over 250 members from several dozen countries
with specialties in psychology, psychiatry, physiology, sociology,
anthropology, animal behavior, criminology, political science,
pharmacology, and education.
Mental Health
Internet Mental Health is a free encyclopedia of mental health
information created by a Canadian psychiatrist, Dr. Phillip Long.
The idea of creating Internet Mental Health resulted from a
Canada-Japan Mental Health Exchange in 1994 arranged by Mr. Mikio
Kuraki. During that exchange, Robert Winram and Dr. Phillip Long
visited Japanese psychiatric hospitals and lived for one week with
psychiatric patients as guests in their homes.
Non-verbal Behaviour
Links to different sites on Nonverbal
Communication, Nonverbal Behaviour, Emotional Expression, Gesture,
Posture, and related areas. The site pretends to be useful for
nonverbal researchers, students, and people in general interested in
the topic.
Psychology Degree
Complete guide for students to
obtain a Psychology Degree. It's a site devoted to inform students
about their educational options for studying psychology at any level
in the US. Our goal is to promote the study of psychology and thus
the growth of the field through educating individuals as to their
options. Prior to the creation of Psychology Degree there were no
websites which explained in detail the different types of psychology
programs that existed, as well as what to look for when considering
a psychology degree program.
SESP -
Society of Experimental Social Psychology
The
Society of Experimental Social Psychology (SESP) is a scientific
organization dedicated to the advancement of social psychology.
Society for Neuroscience
The Society
for Neuroscience is a nonprofit membership organization of basic
scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system.
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