History and Systems Web Sites from
the American Psychological Society

• The Barnard College Psychology Department History of Psychology Collection
   
• Classics in the History of Psychology by Christopher D. Green, York University, Toronto, Ontario A collection of short classics with information on the author and a critical commentary.
   
• Color Systems and Images An historical collection of color systems.
   
• The History of Psychology Web Site A nice collection of links and information pertaining to the history of psychology from the ancient Greeks.
   
• Kulkosky's Bookmarks for History of Psychology.  A very extensive set of links organized around several topics in the history of psychology.  I tried several links and all seemed to work.
   
• The Magical Number Seven Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information by George Miller, 1956, vol. 63, pp. 81-97
   
• Magni-phi.  A demonstration and explanation of the phi phenomenon and why it launched the Gestalt Psychology movement
   
• Mind and Body: Rene Descartes to William James An history of psychology from Descartes to James.
   
• Mind, Brain, and the Experimental Psychology of Consciousness. A very brief history of experimental psychology starting with Fechner.
   
• Museum of the History of Psychological Instrumentation This site has images and information on many instruments used by early psychologists. Descriptions of each instrument are included, along with references to original publications in which the instruments were used.
   
• Philosophy of Psychiatry Bibliography by Christian Perring at University of Kentucky. It has links to sources or where to order sources where possible.
   
• Psychology in America This site covers psychology in America prior to James trying to show that James was not the first American Psychologist.
   
• The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology. This site has Dewey's classic papers with introductory and interpretive materials.
   
• Resources in the History of Psychology One of the more comprehensive lists of links in the area, maintained by Athony A. Walsh at Salve Regina.
   
• Timetable of significant events in psychology
   
• Today in the History of Psychology. A searchable data base of events in the history of psychology.
   
• The University of Toronto Museum of Psychological Instruments A collection of photographs of antique psychology equipment in the collection of the University of Toronto from their archives.