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	JISCmail - Mailing Lists
		This list is devoted to academic (theoretical and empirical) study of humour and is not for the exchange of jokes or stories.
		The list is a valuable space to promote debate, make announcements, post press releases, circulate related conferences and training and educational events, book reviews, and share best practice amongst the academic and professioanl community,and with those directly or indirectly working in the field of 'mixed race identity' and transracial/cultural parenting.
		This closed list is intended for members of the Heads of Departments of Sociology Council (that is, all Heads of Department and Professors of Sociology at UK Universities) to discuss matters of common interest relating to the administration and management of sociological teaching and research.
	www.jiscmail.ac.uk /mailinglists/category/Social_Studies.htm (5799 words)

	روانشناسی اجتماعی - Social Psychologist4
		Social Psychology is usually considered a subfield of either psychology or sociology, though there are differences depending on which discipline we are referring to.
		One underlying problem for the social psychologists is whether or not their studies can or should ultimately be understood in terms of the meaning and consciousness behind social action, as with folk psychology, or whether or not more objective materialist and behavioral facts are to be given exclusive study.
		Social facilitation was traditionally seen to be the tendency for people to be aroused into better performance of simple tasks when under the eye of others rather than while they are alone.
	ahmad207.blogfa.com /post-4.aspx (6074 words)

	Steuart Henderson Britt: Social Psychologists and Social Psychology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Steuart Henderson Britt: Social Psychologists and Social Psychology
		This is indicated by the listing of interests by sociologists in the 1937 membership list of the American Sociological Society, and by the listing of instruction and research by psychologists in the 1937 yearbook of the American Psychological Association respectively.
		Yet these 729 "social psychologists"are divided in their membership in these two societies (only 2.6 per cent belonging to both associations), in their attendance at their scholarly sessions, and in their reading and research habits.
	spartan.ac.brocku.ca /~lward/Britt/Britt_1939.html (966 words)

	Steuart Henderson Britt: Social Psychologists or Psychological Sociologists — Which? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Should the two social psychologists, and even whole groups of social psychologists, fail to recognize the significance of each other's research because it was mainly "sociological" or mainly "psychological," other people might suspect them of ignorance, or of jealousy, or of intolerance.
		Social and Emotional Adjustments of Freshman at The University of Wisconsin.
		This does not imply that the two groups of social psychologists would give the same material, for each would have a different point of view; but it does imply that the problems which confront the two groups are of the same kind and deserve serious consideration by both.
	spartan.ac.brocku.ca /~lward/Britt/Britt_1937b.html (1647 words)

	OLR - Psychologists (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Psychologist means a person practices as a "psychologist" within the meaning of this chapter when he holds himself out to be a psychologist, or renders to individuals or to the public for remuneration any service involving the application of recognized principles, methods and procedures of the science and profession of psychology.
		Services which may be provided by psychologists include diagnosing, assessing and treating mental, emotional and psychological illness, disorders, problems and concerns and evaluation and treatment of vocational, social, educational, behavioral, intellectual and learning and cognitive disorders.
		The primary responsibilities of the Board are to conduct examinations of candidates for licensure to practice psychology, to verify credentials of applicants, to license and renew upon documentation of continuing education activities, to conduct hearings and investigations upon receipt of complaints pertaining to psychology.
	www.state.me.us /pfr/olr/categories/cat35.htm (1506 words)

	Oklahoma Psychologists \| Oklahoma Psychology
		Clinical Psychologists are trained to assess their clients’ needs and implement appropriate interventions.
		Whatever your concerns are, a Psychologist will assess your behavior, diagnose your condition, and try to help you achieve more effective personal, social, and vocational development and adjustment.
		Psychologists hold Doctorate degrees in their field, and although they are not medical doctors, they are trained to diagnose behavioral, emotional, and cognitive disorders, counsel clients, and implement appropriate therapy.
	www.magicyellow.com /category/Psychologists/-State_OK.html (346 words)

	sociology - Social psychology
		Social psychology is the study of the nature and causes of human social behavior.
		As the mind is the axis around which social behavior pivots, social psychologists tend to study the relationship between mind(s) and social behaviors.
		In early-modern social science theory, John Stuart Mill, Comte, and other, laid the foundation for social psychology by asserting that human social cognition and behavior could and should be studied scientifically like any other natural science.
	www.aboutsociology.com /sociology/Social_psychology (2688 words)

	Dual Relationships -- Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers
		First, five national studies of psychologists have focused on sexualized dual relationships--that is, sexual relationships between psychologists, as teachers or as psychotherapists, and their students or clients (Glaser and Thorpe, 1986; Holroyd and Brodsky, 1977; Pope, Keith-Spiegel, and Tabachnick, 1986; Pope, Levenson, and Schover, 1979; Robinson and Reid, 1985).
		Although psychologists tended to engage with greater frequency in incidental involvements, there was no significant difference among the professions in terms of (a) sexual involvements with clients before or after termination of therapy, (b) nonsexual dual professional roles, (c) social involvements, or (d) financial involvements with patients.
		First, the significant gender difference (i.e., a greater proportion of male than of female psychologists) that characterizes sexualized dual relationships conducted by both therapists and educators (teachers, clinical supervisors, and administrators) also characterizes nonsexual dual relationships conducted by therapists in the areas of social/financial involvements and dual professional roles.
	www.kspope.com /dual/research2.php (6621 words)

	The School of Social Ecology: An Overview
		The School of Social Ecology is an interdisciplinary academic unit whose scholarly research and instruction is informed by and contributes to knowledge in the social, behavioral, legal, environmental, and health sciences.
		Social Ecology's faculty is multidisciplinary, including psychologists with a variety of specialties (e.g., developmental, social, environmental, and health psychology); criminologists; sociologists; political scientists; lawyers; urban and regional planners and economists; environmental health scientists; and program evaluation experts.
		Social Ecology undergraduate students benefit from the multidisciplinary instructional expertise of the School's faculty in the classroom and are afforded opportunities to engage in field-based learning, as well, through the School's well-established and highly regarded field studies program.
	socialecology.uci.edu /about (376 words)

	JISCmail - Mailing Lists
		This list exists to share findings and implications for practice for those researching, teaching or practising in social care, and to act as a forum for discussion of key issues.
		The Social Work and Health Inequalities Network is to promote discussion and action by Social Work practitioners, educators and researchers to combat the causes and consequences of unjust and damaging socially created inequalities in health.
		This list provides colleagues with an opportunity to discuss and explore the important but complex issues of religion and spirituality and the ways in which they impact upon social work education, training and practice.
	www.jiscmail.ac.uk /mailinglists/category/L5.htm (1934 words)

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		The list is meant to facilitate exchange of information and discussion among scientists and practicioners in the field of Work and Organizational Psychology.
		This list is intended to facilitate communication and collaboration among psychologists throughout the Americas, and to aid the Interamerican Society for Psychology/Sociedad Interamericana de Psicologia in its activities.
		theoretical underpinnings of social psychology and its relationship to the anaylsis of social behavior, 2.
	www.unm.edu /~psych/listserv.txt (3100 words)

	Psychologists USA Directory
		PsychologistsUSA is an informal national list of licensed psychologists* with a variety of professional specialties.
		Dr. Goldstein is a licensed clinical psychologist whose practice highlights the assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and their families.
		Margaret J. Kay, Ed.D. is a PA licensed psychologist, a Nationally Certified School Psychologist, a Registered Child Custody Evaluator, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychological Specialists in Educational and School Psychology.
	www.psychologistsusa.com (2612 words)

	Facts for Consumers
		The Board of Registration of Psychologists licenses qualified people to practice psychology and protects the public health and welfare through the regulation of that practice in the state.
		Psychologists have received extensive training in research or in clinical psychology, with at least a year of supervised training after they receive their degree.
		Social Workers have an undergraduate or graduate degree in social work or a related mental health field and are trained in psychotherapy and social work techniques.
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	New York State Department of Labor - Social Services Industry
		To be successful in the social assistance field, you must enjoy working with people and helping them solve their problems.
		Social assistance is a growing industry in Central New York; it employed 7,774 people in 396 work sites during January - June 2005.
		Wages tend to be low in the social assistance field, even though many jobs require high levels of education and/or skills.
	www.labor.state.ny.us /workforceindustrydata/cen/social.asp?reg=cny (608 words)

	Experimental Social Psychology Group Presentation
		Throughout the semester, groups of 3 students will give short, 15-18 minute presentations that trace the life and work of a famous social psychologist.
		First, reading hot-off-the-press research in social psychology should not only help you to master the current literature but may also spur your interest in new topics and perhaps give you ideas for future research.
		These researchers are the current pioneers in social psychology: they are the people you will read about all semester, listen to and meet at conferences, and potentially work with in graduate school.
	www.southwestern.edu /~giuliant/presass.html (789 words)

	Social psychology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The experimental study of social behavior and psychological processes associated with social cognition, social behavior, and groups.
		One of the most famous experiments in social psychology was the Milgram experiment.
		Social Psychology bridges the gap between the sociological paradigm of symbolic interactionism and the study of psychology.
	www.fact-index.com /s/so/social_psychology.html (104 words)

	Online Personals Watch: Ultimate List of Social Networks
		A social networking website is any website that shows peoples profiles and also gives some visibility as to who their social network is comprised of.
		Social networks can also be organized around business connections, as for example in the case of HumSubka.
		Social networking websites, like HumSubka, have initiated a revolution in the advertising world by providing a lucrative and cost effective medium for the small as well as medium scale businesses.
	onlinepersonalswatch.typepad.com /news/2006/03/ultimate_list_o.html (1565 words)

	Open Directory - Health: Mental Health: Disorders: Anxiety: Social Anxiety
		Social Anxiety Phobia - Professional help to overcome and/or learn ways to better manage their disorder.
		Social Phobia / Social Anxiety Disorder - A sufferer gives a clear and concise introduction to this disorder: symptoms, neurobiology and research, with detailed information on a wide range of drug treatments.
		Social Phobia/Social Anxiety Association - Non-profit organization, seeking to educate the public about social phobia, the most common anxiety disorder.
	www.dmoz.org /Health/Mental_Health/Disorders/Anxiety/Social_Anxiety (694 words)

	GASP Frequently Asked Questions
		We wanted to create a forum for LGBT social/personality psychologists and their heterosexual allies to provide one another with solidarity, social support, and practical/professional advice.
		One important function is social -- simply meeting other LGBT social psychologists and our heterosexual allies goes a long way toward reducing the sense of isolation that many LGBT academics face, and we hope to provide both face-to-face and online opportunities for such interactions.
		We hope to develop an online list of social/personality psychologists around the country who are willing to provide this information.
	www.psych.utah.edu /gasp/faq.html (628 words)

	OSA Treatment - For Providers
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	Questions To Ask Therapists About Social Anxiety
		These are some general questions to ask potential psychologists or therapists you are considering seeing.
		For example, we have over 100 handouts at the Social Anxiety Institute that we use with our social anxiety people -- every week we move forward, learn new methods of dealing with social anxiety, and gradually put these methods into practice, so that, over time, they are permanent changes the brain makes.
		You will probably begin with a group of 6-8 people with social anxiety and you will work on the activities (such as making introductions around the room, speaking in a small group, etc.) that cause anxiety, but only in a structured, step by step manner, so that your successes can build up gradually.
	www.socialanxietyinstitute.org /therapyquestions.html (517 words)

	Department of Psychology \| McGill University \| Montreal Quebec Canada
		Although requirements for admission to graduate studies in psychology vary from one university to another, both the honours and major degrees in psychology may qualify the student for admission to many graduate schools, provided of course that the appropriate courses are taken and that sufficiently high grades are obtained.
		The deadline in departments for applications is the end of September of the academic year before the one for which support is sought, however if the agency's official deadline is different from what is given here, the department will conform to the official date.
		Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) SSHRC offers doctoral fellowships to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who are already enrolled in or have completed at least 1 year of graduate studies.
	www.psych.mcgill.ca /ugrad/ugradm.htm (2190 words)

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		The paper will be a synthesis and critical discussion of the social psychological theory and research of a prominent social psychologist selected from the appended list.
		The paper will include a discussion of the ways in which the social psychologist’s work falls within the social psychological frame of reference as we have defined it.
		As such, you should write to the person (unless the person is deceased) and request a list of their publications along with any reprints that they have available, explaining that you are doing a paper about their work for a graduate social psychology seminar.
	www.howardbkaplan.com /SocialPsych02.htm (688 words)

	Social Psychology Links
		This site expands of the definition of social psychology and why the central focus of social psychology is the study of influence.
		A brief section on why the study of social psychology is important and how it relates to the broad field of psychology.
		Contained here are listings of in press and recently published articles, a (complete?) bibliography of counterfactual publications in social psychology, and also web links to the home pages of psychologists active in this area (hypertext links to home pages are associated with authors' last names).
	www.usu.edu /psy3510/links.html (2691 words)

	Notable psychologists - Psychology Wiki - a Wikia wiki
		This list includes famous psychologists and contributors to psychology; some of them may not have thought of themselves primarily as psychologists but are included here because of their important contributions to the discipline.
		Specialised lists of psychologists can be found at the articles comparative psychology, list of social psychologists and list of cognitive scientists.
		Virginia Satir (A social worker, not a psychologist)
	psychology.wikia.com /wiki/Notable_psychologists (432 words)

	Social Psychology Section 3 - Fall, 2002
		For each chapter it provides a list of learning objectives, a chapter overview, practice quizzes using multiple choice, fill in the blanks and true-false questions, flashcards and internet exercises.
		Due dates are listed in the schedule at the end of this syllabus.
		Your group must pick a social psychologist from the list, and your presentation will be on the date that matches that name.
	www.runet.edu /~hlips/Courses/socpsy03/socpsy03.htm (1559 words)

	Social Psychology
		Social psychologists study how a person's mental life and behavior is shaped by interactions with other people.
		For example, their research helps us understand how people form attitudes toward others, and when these are harmful--as in the case of prejudice--suggests ways to change them.
		Social psychologists are found in a variety of settings, from academic institutions (where they teach and conduct research), to advertising agencies (where they study consumer attitudes and preferences), to businesses and govenrment agencies (where they help with a variety of problems in organization and management).
	www.bluffton.edu /courses/tlc/nathp/web/specialties/social.htm (162 words)

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