Psy 971/5 Library Support - Welcome!
https://guides.library.harvard.edu/psychologyintro (the URL for our guide)
As a Psychology concentrator, you'll be learning new ways to think about research and ask questions about it, and eventually, you'll have the opportunity to produce it yourself. This guide is designed to help begin a transition from your first research experiences to the more specialized methods of information-seeking that an academic discipline requires of you.
Psychology isn't something you'll only hear about in the classroom, of course; to help you keep up-to-date with recent experimental breakthroughs, we've linked to news feeds:
You may find the inspiration for your next project -- or your senior thesis -- by monitoring current trends and emerging issues.
Please get in touch with us when questions come up. Good luck with your work!
Michael Leach (he/his)
Research Liaison to Psychology
Associate Director of Research, Instruction & Collection Resources
Cabot Science Library, Room LL21 (lower level)
mrleach@fas.harvard.edu
Robyn Rosenberg
Engineering Librarian
robyn_rosenberg@harvard.edu
Steven Pinker - One Thing To Change: Anecdotes Aren't Data
https://psychology.fas.harvard.edu/people/steven-pinker
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2019/06/focal-point-harvard-professor-steven-pinker-says-the-truth-lies-in-the-data/
Video - William James Fellow Award Address, May 2016: https://youtu.be/eay1-m7RpoU