Based on my experiences as a student and then a lecturer in the subject and drawing on content from the website, I've put together a survival guide for psychology students.
In producing the guide I've kept one main thought in mind; namely, if I was to go through my psychology education again - beginning when I first started considering studying the topic, right through to graduation and beyond - what information and resources would I most like to have at my disposal?
The primary aim of the guide, therefore, is to provide an easy to use online reference tool that psych students can use to quickly locate the information they require.
UPDATE
The Guide is now available as a free app for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad; which you can access via the following link.
In addition to adding new sections to the Psych Student Survival Guide on a regular basis, I also want the guide to continually improve based on the feedback from users. So please us the following feedback form to let me know what think and what else you would like to see included. Also please use this form to let me know about any quality psychology links and resources out there.
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The Psych Student Survival Guide is released under a Creative Commons license, and can be freely shared with others and republished on websites or blogs within the terms of the CC license "Attribution – NonCommercial – NonDerivative."
Attribution: You reference explicitly David Webb as the original source of The guide and add a visible link back to www.all-about-psychology.com
NonCommercial: You can't use The Psych Student Survival Guide for commercial purposes.
NonDerivative: You cannot alter the guide in any way.
These conditions can be modified only by explicit permission of the copyright holder (David Webb www.all-about-psychology.com).
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