Psychology Website of the Week — History of Psychology Timeline

Posted May 18th, 2020 by David Berg & filed under Psychology Website of the Week.

PSYCHOLOGY WEBSITE OF THE WEEK

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Bill Britt’s “The Psych Files” History of Psychology Timeline

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http://www.thepsychfiles.com/HistoryOfPsychologyTimeline/

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This is a fabulous site demonstrating a wonderful use of technology that covers Psychology from a historical perspective. This site will be engaging for the novice in the field up to the professorate. It is easily integrated with an introductory course that is face to face or online. Give it a try.

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