Encyclopedia of Psychology (Oxford University Press)
International in scope, the peer-reviewed Encyclopedia of Psychology, conceived and published the the American Psychological Association in collaboration with Oxford University Press, will be the first place to turn to for authoritative information on every area of the field — and for answers to literally thousands of questions about concepts, methods, theories, findings, major figures, schools of thought, and emerging areas of interest ... and read about the psychological and behavioral aspects of virtually all disciplines.
Articles range from 500 to 7,000 words in length. Multi-article entries cover major topics in-depth, and the 400 biographies constitute a mini-encyclopedia in itself. An extensive system of cross-references facilitates research from article to article and clarifies links within the field.
When these volumes open, you can browse their articles by title or look for the Search within this publication link above the title to search using keywords.
