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Welcome to All About Psychology

All About Psychology is run by David Webb, a psychology educator and author who has spent over twenty-five years helping people make sense of why we think, feel, and behave the way we do.

He launched the website in 2008 and has been building it ever since as a place where students, educators, and curious readers can explore the many branches of psychology, learn about the field’s history and most influential pioneers, and access thousands of full-text journal articles and other quality psychology materials.

Today the site is home to one of the largest and most engaged independent psychology communities online.

Psychology educator and author David Webb

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