Some more resources are at the Portal. If you can improve this list, please do!

Project templates

To be placed at the top of talk pages of articles covered by the associated WikiProject:

• {{ WikiProject Psychology}} – wikiproject banner
• {{ Psychology tasks}} – a list of tasks to include in Project pages or your own user space

Welcoming new users

If a new user edits a psychology-related article, put Template:Psychology welcome on their Talk page, like this: {{subst:Psychology welcome}} ~~~~ to invite them to this WikiProject.

Stub templates

Place one of these at the top of an article's talk page to identify it as a stub.

• {{ neuro-stub}} : for neuroscience-related stubs
• {{ mental-health-stub}} : for mental health-related stubs
• {{ psychologist-stub}} : for stubs about psychologists
• {{ psych-stub}} : for psychology-related stubs not covered by the above

For more, see Category:Psychology stub templates

Awards for users

The Psychology Barnstar can be given to reward major contributions to the goals of the Wikiproject. Add the following line to the user's Talk page, substituting your personal message. {{subst:Psychology Barnstar|message ~~~~}}

Other

These are the main psychology navigational aids, although there are many more for specific topics.

• {{ Portal|Psychology}}: For the "See also" sections of psychology articles
• {{ Psychology sidebar}}: normally put on the right of an article
• {{ Psychology}}: at the foot of an article

{{ Medical resources}} - at the foot if an article, allows you to enter identifiers for various databases or coding systems. FOr example, ICD or MeSH.

WikiProject Psychology categories

When discussing the reliability of source, have you ever wondered, "how do I convince other users that a journal called Clearly Full of Lies is in fact clearly full of lies?" Well, there are a lot of places to check. Firstly, check if that journal has a Wikipedia article; sometimes, a really bad one will include mention of that on the article. Other than that, see these resources (the time/way to use each of these will be described later. For now, most of them explain how they work if you follow the link):

• Wikipedia's CiteWatch
  • Based on a list compiled from a range of sources
• Sources that get perennially discussed on the RS boards
• Scimago Journal Ranking
• Unreliable/Predatory Source Detector
• Predatory publishers
• Self-publishing companies
• New page patrol source guide

Useful tools and taxonomies for ideas on categorization.

• Wikitools
  • Psychology search: (
    • wp
    • g
    • b
    )
  • Psychology category notepad
• United States taxonomies
  • American Psychological Association Topics
  • Education Resources Information Center (ERIC): Thesaurus (Search on "Psychology", etc.)
  • National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Thesaurus Scope Note: Psychology studies mental processes, such as perception, cognition, memory, and emotions, as well as individual behavior.
    • Psychology
      • Detailed outline (least detail)
      • Quick hierarchy (more detail)
      • Annotated hierarchy (most detail)
    • Social psychology
      • Detailed outline (least detail)
      • Quick hierarchy (more detail)
      • Annotated hierarchy (most detail)
  • Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
    • DSM-5
• International taxonomies
  • International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems

• Psycport.com - "Psychology in the news" by APA

• Psychforums - More than 100 Psychology and Mental Health Forums
• The Psychology Wikia
  • Psychology Wikia IRC channel
  • The Psychology Wikia forum index
• Psychology on Curlie
• American Psychological Association's Dictionary of Psychology
• Psychology's Feminist Voices