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The Psychology in Communities Wiki is a free resource for anyone interested in sharing psychological science with the general public, to enrich lives and improve interactions.
This wiki grew out of the idea that as psychology teachers and experts, we spent a lot of our time and energy sharing our knowledge of psychology with our students, helping them challenge their beliefs about behavior and perhaps improve daily functioning. Why stop there? Why not go beyond the classroom and share our knowledge with the community as well?
📣 How to Use this Resource
As a free and open resource, anyone is welcome to use the information posted here—no access request required! However, we are always looking for experts to add to this wiki. If you are interested in contributing to Psychology in Community, please request to be a writer. If you have any questions, please email the Editor, Patricia Sanchez, at psych-in-communities@teachpsych.org.
The most commonly shared type of resource on this platform are popular media articles covering published psychological science papers, news stories related to psychology, interviews and features with prominent psychological scientists, and other resources designed to share psych science with the public. This resource is organized by research topic. Please see our Topic Areas page to see all the topics explored in the resources provided.
🍎 If you are an educator of psychology, please explore the For Educators page for resources to help support your teaching.
🎓 If you are a student of psychology (high school, undergraduate, or graduate), please explore the For Students page for resources to support your learning and help you navigate a career path in psychology.
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