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What is PsychWiki? PsychWiki was created by psychologists as a tool for psychologists (see list of uses).

If you are new to PsychWiki, see How/Why Use PsychWiki? and the "Getting Started" box below
The purpose of the site is to be a useful and practical tool to make your professional life easier
The two primary tools are below (knowledgebase, "my psychwiki") but feel free to use PsychWiki in whatever way you want

knowledgebase

What is psychwiki knowledgebase?

How to...

How to...

How to...

(Graduate School)
Get into Graduate School
Surviving Graduate School

(Employment)
Get a Job
Life as a Professor
Work as a Psychologist

(Other)
Network with Others
Get Grant Funding

How to...

How to...

(Research Process)
Develop Ideas
Design a Study
Collect Data
Analyze Data
Write a Paper

(Disseminating)
Publish in Journals
Give Talks
Present Posters
Publicize your Work

my-psychwiki

What is "my psychwiki?"

► "Social Roles" (...more New Pages)
► " Did You Know..." archive page" (...more New Features)
► "Recent Edits" (...more Recent Edits)

^{news and updates}

May 11th
We created a new focal page of all the Ways to Use PsychWiki so that there is a centralized listing of each tool. If you can think of more ways to use PsychWiki, let us know. The goal is for PsychWiki to be as practical and useful as possible.
December, 17th
You may have noticed some changes to the site. We added a new skin, updated some features, and added useful tools like sortable tables. Let us know if you like the changes, and if there is anything else you want us to add.

(past news and updated from the admins...)

If you have any questions or suggestions, you can contact us.

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About PsychWiki

PsychWiki Statistics as of August 18
Pages: 366 Page Edits: 32,280
Users: 3,802 PageViews: 52,522,006

^{fun facts about the field of psychology}

... there is an updated teaching section of the APS website dedicated to providing teaching resources for psychological science, with useful tips, guidance, funding opportunities, videos for the classroom and much more. → more "Did You Know"s...

^{Most popular articles...
How to conduct a Meta-Analysis} "Have you ever wanted to learn about meta-analyses or conduct a meta-analysis but didn't know where to start? This webpage is devoted to providing guidance on what you need to know to start your own meta-analysis. With the thousands of meta-analyses conducted in all areas of psychology over the past few decades, there has been... (More...)__________________________________ Nominate an article

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