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(Photo Credit: Bezanson) Thinking About Becoming A Psychology Student? Find A Psychology School Near YouA very warm welcome to the psychology journal articles collection. This exciting new addition to the website offers completely free access to classic full text journal articles, including material from the most eminent and influential psychologists of the 20th century. How is This Possible? Any magazine, journal or periodical published before 1964 whose copyright was not renewed in the 28th year is now in the Public Domain. Of the 200,000+ titles published before 1964, 99% never renewed their copyright. This means that there is an absolute goldmine of psychology material out there that can be made publically available. Classics in The History of Psychology The inspiration behind The Psychology Journal Articles Collection is professor Christopher D. Green's Classics in The History of Psychology website, which as professor Green notes is "an effort to make the full texts of a large number of historically significant public domain documents from the scholarly literature of psychology and allied disciplines available on the World Wide Web." This same thinking applies to this article collection and as with Classics in The History of Psychology every effort has been made to ensure that all the documents posted here are in the public domain. Accessing The Articles Each article will be made available in a number of formats. Full text versions will be available in the form of web pages and also as a PDF document. I also intend to produce an audio (MP3) version of each article for visually impaired visitors and/or anybody who would prefer to listen to the featured material. Latest Additions To The Psychology Journal Articles CollectionSome Areas of Caution For The Psychology Student
You can access this classic article by Theodore Landsman & Manfred Frank De Martino via the following link. Psychology Students Areas of Caution The Influence of Darwin on Psychology
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You can access this very useful resource via the following link. The Psychology of Infant Language By John Dewey
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