How can i find a psychology research paper topic?
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What do you want to study? What interests you about, the way people think and act based on thought processes. Or what type of disease process are you interested in related to the brain? After you decode on wht interests you, then research it. Start by using libraries and web browsers to lookup the topic you have choosen. Is this college, grammar school or high school? I really cannot believe that you would not know how to pick a subject and how to research it...if you were seriously taking a psych class.
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I looked for Rita Atkinson and any books she might have published. She is a psychologist and has published psychology textbooks. Nothing on word problems, as far as i can see. Unless it is someone else, but it didnt show up on google or amazon.com
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I might try logging on to the website for your local public library. Most libraries have a link to a system called "EBSCOhost" that requires you to have a library card to view...EBSCO has full, free archives of most major journals, including the Psychotherapy journal. I wish I had more info...hopefully that helps.\n\nGood luck.
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If you are a student, why not go to the university library and find a big stack of ed psych articles and sit back and read them?  You might find them very interesting, and choose to read longer articles, because your interest has been captured. Happpy learning!
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Psychology: A Consise Introduction, by Richard A. Griggs.\n\nI used this text book in my Psychology class at my college this past year and I found it very clear and informative. It covers all of the basics and presents examples using actual experiments. There are also very colorful diagrams which make things easier to see. It breaks down info into related sections which also makes the information very easy to absorb. The author is an excellent and intelligent writer. I highly recommend this text book.
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Try searching \nwww.findarticles.com\nand\nwww.scirus.com
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I have always had good luck on www.half.com\n\n  One thing to keep in mind, though, is that the American Psychological Association (APA) updates its guidelines frequently.  If you are looking for a book that is out of print, it is likely that its contents are no longer up to date.  The APA (www.apa.org) has a list of current publications.  They put out the Publications Manual, which is the standard reference.  You might check it out.
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you should be able to find something in the links below... good luck with your paper
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www.zeigtucker.com/home/en/botiga.php \n \nThis website is for a publisher of psych books
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There are literally hundreds of free resources about writing research papers. Have you googled today? Try this link...\n\nhttp://www.aresearchguide.com/1steps.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychology\n\nIv been graduated for 10 years now and also have a masters in the subject. I use this as a starting point all the time. Then copy and paste key concepts into the search engines to get viewpoints from less mainstream sites. Good luck
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I would not rely on websites, but would instead research journals of psychology and socialogy. I am sure that their has been research into this subject - perhaps in the US and UK. If you find a journal article, the bibliography at the end will point you to more studies. \n\nOtherwise, you could do a search on "depression rate prisions."\n\nSometimes if you are too specific, you don't find as much info.
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you can go to:\nhttp://scholar.google.com/\nand search for your need. abviously you can see many free papers that online there.\nalso you can get the author's email and then email to them amd apeal them to send you his/her paper.\nyou can catch him/her email in:\nhttp://www.sciencedirect.com\n\nGood luck
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If you are looking for a specific study or studies in general, you may want to start with a Medline search. You can do this by going to www.pubmed.com which is the National Institute of Health's Medline search. You'll see that you can type into the top line to get articles. I would start with just typing in Autism, but that will get you 9347 articles, so you may want to limit your search by adding other terms or keywords to decrease the amount of articles. \nFurther, I would suggest using google to search for autism websites (support groups, national research centers) JUST BE AWARE THAT YOU NEED TO SCREEN YOUR RESULTS AND MAKE SURE THAT THE SITES YOU GO TO ARE LEGIT AND REPUTABLE. If you type in "autism" (and put the quotes around it) the first hit will be the Autism Society of America. You can also find the National Institute of Mental Healths Autism site.\nHope this helps.
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Try Capella University, you can request for free information from here:\n\nhttp://www.justcolleges.com/fs/capella/capella_ms_psy_general.htm
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This might help:\n\nhttp://www.sjlibrary.org/research/web/iguide_subjectList.htm?t=51&catID=979
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http://www.socialpsychology.org/expts.htm\n\nhttp://muse.jhu.edu/journals/social_science_history/\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Science/Social_Sciences/