Resources from Advances in the History of Psychology

Advances in the History of Psychology is a news and notes aggregator pertaining to the history of the discipline.

AHP  notifies readers of resources, publications, conferences, and other events or issues of interest to researchers and students of the history of psychology. We make a particular effort to draw attention to content that is “off the beaten track” — i.e., that is in journals or sponsored by scholarly societies beyond those with which most members of the discipline are already familiar. In addition, there’s occasional commentary on topics that are pertinent to the community, as well as series of guest posts. Readers are encouraged to engage with the materials and submit their own comments.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

• Laboratories, Instruments, and the Material Culture of Psychology
• History of Feminist Psychology
• Genius
• Psychologist-made Films
• Race and Racism
• History of Social Psychology
• History of Women in Psychology
• History of Functionalism
• Historiography of Psychology
• Miriam Posner’s Psychiatry, Photography, and Lobotomy Bibliography
• Psychopharmacology
• Psychoactive Drug Use in Psychology
• Psychedelics and Psychology
• LSD and Psychiatry
• Histories of Homosexuality
• Schizophrenia
• The Use of Deception in Research
• Histories of Depression
• Cannabis Canadensis
• Histories of Alzheimer’s Disease

BLOGS

• American Historical Association
• Biomedicine on Display (Archived)
• BPS Research Digest
• Brain & Behavior @ Science Blogs
• Brain Science (Archived)
• Center for the History of Psychology Blog
• Channel N (videos)
• Channel N (videos) (Archived)
• Cognitive Daily (Archived)
• Dan Cohen’s “Digital Humanities”
• Encephalon (Archived)
• Etherwave Propaganda
• American Science
• Fixing Psychology
• Foucault Blog
• H-Madness
• Historiens de la Santé
• History of Emotions Blog
• Medical Museion
• Mind Hacks
• Mixing Memory (Archived)
• Neurophilosophy
• Neurophilosophy (Archived)
• Neuroskeptic
• Neuroskeptic (Archived)
• Psychiatry and History
• Rede Iberoamericana de Historiadores da História da Psicologia (Iberoamerican Network of Researchers in the History of Psychology)
• RIPeHP (Archived)
• The Situationist
• The Neuro Times
• Tom Leahey’s “Psychistorian” (Archived)

JOURNALS

• History and Philosophy of Psychology
• History and Philosophy of Psychology Bulletin
• History of Psychiatry
• History of Psychology
• History of the Human Sciences
• Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
• Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
• Psychologia Latina
• Psychologie & Histoire
• Psychologie und Geschichte
• Revista de historia de la psicología
• Revue d’Histoire des Sciences Humaines

JOURNALS – ALLIED AREAS

• American Journal of Psychology
• American Psychologist
• British Journal for the History of Philosophy
• British Journal for the History of Science
• Centaurus
• Economic History Review
• European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
• Feminism & Psychology
• Historical Studies in Education
• History of Education
• History of Education Quarterly
• History of Political Economy
• History of Science
• Isis
• Journal of Economic History
• Journal of the History of Biology
• Journal of the History of Ideas
• Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
• Journal of the History of Sexuality
• Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology
• Minerva
• New Ideas in Psychology
• Paedagogica Historica
• Perspectives on Science
• Physis
• Psychology of Women Quarterly
• Review of General Psychology
• Social History of Medicine
• Spontaneous Generations
• Theory & Psychology

JOURNALS – METHODOLOGICAL

• Biography
• Historical Methods
• History and Theory
• Intellectual History Review
• Past & Present
• Prose Studies
• Rethinking History
• Social Epistemology
• Social History
• Synthese

PODCASTS

• A History of the Brain
• All in the Mind
• Brain Science 
• Ideas: How to think about Science
• In Our Time
• Journal of American History
• Mind Changers
• New Books in Science, Technology, and Society
• Radiolab
• Situating Science
• Texas Tech Psychology
• The Psych Files
• The Brain Science Podcast
• The Missing Link
• This Week in the History of Psychology
• Very Bad Wizards

POPULAR MEDIA

• Psychologies
• Psychology Today
• Scientific American
• The National Psychologist
• The Psychologist

RESEARCH GROUPS

• Madness Studies (Nordic Network)
• PsyBorgs Lab: Digital History of Psychology
• Psychology’s Feminist Voices

RESOURCES

• Adolf-Würth-Center for the History of Psychology (Würzburg, Germany)
• AHAP Flickr photostream
• Archive Grid
• Archives of the History of American Psychology
• Archivi Storici della Psicologia Italiana
• Barnard College collection (Columbia)
• British Psychological Society archive catalogue
• British Psychological Society Origins Project Timeline
• Center for History and New Media
• Center for the History of Psychology 
• Chronicling America, 1880-1910
• CIA Freedom of Information Act search
• Classics in the History of Psychology
• Darwin Online
• Historiography of the sciences
• History of Medicine Finding Aids
• HTP Prints
• Neuroscience History Archives
• New York Times: Freud archive
• New York Times: Psychology archive
• Project Gutenberg
• Psychologia
• Psychology’s Feminist Voices
• Recent Dissertations in the History of Psychiatry and Psychology
• Science Journalism Tracker
• Social Psychology Network: Historical Figures in Social Psychology
• Society for the Psychology of Women Heritage Site
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Wesleyan Digital Archive of Psychology

SCHOOLS

• Nanjing Normal University
• Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
• Universidade de São Paulo
• University College Dublin
• University of Calgary
• University of Groningen
• York University (Toronto)

SCHOOLS – ALLIED AREAS

• Chicago (H of Sci & Med)
• Chicago (HPS)
• Cornell (STS)
• Edinburgh (STS)
• Harvard (H of Sci)
• Illinois (HSTMed)
• Imperial College, London (HSTMed)
• Indiana – Bloomington (H of Ed)
• Indiana – Bloomington (HPS)
• Johns Hopkins (HSTMed)
• Manchester (HSTMed)
• Melbourne (H of Sci)
• MIT (STS)
• New South Wales (H of Sci)
• Notre Dame (HPS)
• NYU (H of Ed)
• Oregon (H of Sci)
• Penn (HSoc of Sci)
• Rensselaer (STS)
• Simon Fraser (Gender & Mental Health)
• Stanford (H of Ed)
• Stanford (HPST)
• Sydney (HPS)
• Toronto (H of Ed)
• Toronto (HPST)
• UC – Berkeley (HPST)
• UC – San Diego (Sci Studies)
• UCLA (H of Sci)
• University College London (STS/HPS)
• University of Surrey (Psych)
• Wisconsin (H of Sci)
• Yale (H of Sci & Med)

SOCIETIES

• British Psychological Society
• British Society for the History of Science
• Canadian Psychological Association
• Cheiron
• European Society for the History of Human Sciences
• Forum for History of Human Science
• History of Science Society
• International Society for the History of the Neurosciences
• Social Science History Association
• Sociedad Española de Historia de la Psicología
• Sociedade Brasileira de História da Psicologia
• Society for the History of Psychology

SUPPLEMENTARY COURSEWORK

• Ethnography (MIT)
• Great Ideas of Psychology (Teach Co.)
• History of Science (MIT)
• History of Science: 1700–1900 (Teach Co.)
• History of Science: Antiquity to 1700 (Teach Co.)
• Theories and Methods in the Study of History (MIT)
• Theories of Human Development (Teach Co.)

WIKIS

• Citizendium – Psychology Workgroup
• History of psychology
• History of science
• Psychology Wiki

Source - https://ahp.apps01.yorku.ca/?page_id=17

Possible Venues based from the Criminologists Licensure Exam

Image sourc - http://scadmissions.com/pics/SAT.test.center-2.jpg

Looking at the School/Room assignment of the licensure exam for Criminologist at http://www.prc.gov.ph/uploaded/documents/CRIM1014ra_Mla.pdf  - this could also be the possible test/exam venues for Psychometrician exam as well. Examinees for the Criminologists totaled more than  5,586 (Pdf pages of 266 with average 21 examinees per page {highest number is 25}). We are projecting that for the Psychometrician licensure exam there would be more or less 6,000-9,000 examinees. So depending on the number of examinees and the distribution of surnames we can pattern the venues after the Criminologist licensure exam. 

Note that we are posting this room venues for you to familiarize yourself with the location of these testing centers. This is not the final testing centers for Psychometrician Licensure Exam. So try to use google map and locate these venues and familiarize yourself with landmarks and transport of those places. By next week we expect to have the final venue.


Surnames and Schools


AB - CL                               (Surname)
M. L. Q. U.                          (School Name)
QUIAPO, MANILA             (Address)  


CL - FA
LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE
MENDIOLA, MANILA

FA - HA
CARITAS FAMILY COLLEGE
LACSON AVE., STA. CRUZ, MANILA


HA - MA
COLLEGE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MENDIOLA, MANILA


MA - PA 
PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY
STA. CRUZ, MANILA


PA - RO
CENTRAL COLLEGES OF THE PHILS.
AURORA BLVD., STA. MESA, MANILA


RO - Z
ST. JUDE COLLEGE
DON QUIJOTE ST., COR DIMASALANG SAMPALOC MLA.


Note - possible venues, not yet final, we will finalize as soon as we get the final list - meantime study this map and the directions to those venues. Click/mouse over baloons for more details.