Ohio University Libraries Psychology Blog

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This series outlines major research methods in various fields of psychology, including issues of experimental design and the use of statistics. Fields currently covered include industrial/organizational, experimental, clinical, and developmental psychology. Click here for a list of available volumes.

See the psycblog’s newly expanded page on APA style and avoiding plagiarism:http://www.library.ohiou.edu/subjects/psycblog/?page_id=64 Although a complete guide to APA style would be outside the scope of this site, this page offers an introduction to APA style, along with basic guidelines on how to avoid “accidental” plagiarism by properly citing sources. The page also tells you where [...]

If you’re considering graduate study in psychology, PsychGrad.Org offers tips on what you can do as an undergraduate to increase your chances of being accepted — including suggestions of other useful web sites to visit, books to read, and organizations to contact. The web site also includes sections on applying to graduate school, succeeding in [...]

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