Psychology

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Psychology Collection

Full journal articles on the study of the mind, emotions and how the human mind develops and diminishes. This collection explores what makes people 'tick', from childhood to death. It gives students, psychologists, counsellors, behavioral scientists, and other researchers relevant information about the study of the mind, emotions and behavior. Library customers will have instant access to over 300 subject-appropriate full-text periodicals.
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A Dictionary of Psychology

Published by Oxford University Press, 2001. Electronic Resource from Oxford Reference Online.
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The Penguin Dictionary of Psychology

Published by Penguin Books, 1995. Electronic Resource from Credo reference.
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Religion and Philosophy @ Oxford Reference Online

A collection of reference books covering Religion and Philosophy.
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American Psychological Association

Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research (ASPR)

a national peak body for psychiatric and mental health research in Australia and New Zealand. It includes researchers from a range of disciplines (including psychiatrists, psychologists, statisticians, epidemiologists, neuroscientists, geneticists, social scientists, mental health nurses, health economists) and provides them with an opportunity to come together to report on their most recent work, to stay abreast of developments in their own and related fields, to strengthen old collaborations and to develop new ones.

Australia and New Zealand Psychodrama Association

To promote the understanding and use of psychodrama and related action methods in accordance with the standards set by ANZPA; to enhance the relationship between members of ANZPA and the wider community

Gestalt Institute of New Zealand

New Zealand Association of Rationalists and Humanists