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Web Sites in Category Psychology
All About Anxiety Disorders - Explores what anxiety disorders are, how people get them, and what can be done to treat them.
Are You Shy? Find out Why - Learn how to be less shy. Also find out why being shy is sometimes a good thing.
Being Left Handed - Simple explanation for elementary school students of what it is like to be left-handed. Includes examples of famous lefties.
Color Matters - Learn how color affects appetite, vision, energy conservation. Also find out about color's relationship to architecture and interior design.
Cyber Knowledge and Emotion - Take a ride on the E. Motion Express and explore your feelings through interactive stories and games.
Dealing With Anger and Keeping Your Cool - Everyone gets angry, and anger can even be a good thing. Learn how to use and deal with strong feelings.
Facts About Friends - Explores why friends are important, provides tips for finding friends, and tells what to do after a fight.
Feeling Fried - Take this quiz and learn if you have trouble saying what you think and what's on your mind.
Going to a Psychologist, Psychiatrist, or Therapist - What's it like to go to a psychologist, psychiatrist, or therapist? Learn why kids go and what kinds of things they do when they're there.
Mental Health Issues for Kids and Teens - Short articles on topics such as depression, a parents' mental illness, phobias, and the school health suite.
Moozie Cow Kindness Foundation - Moozie visits children to teach about kindness. Site includes activities for children, suggestions for parents and teachers, and a schedule of appearances.
Nightmares - Tells what nightmares are, why people have them, and what to do about them.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - A look at what the disorder is, what causes it, and how it can be diagnosed and treated.
Out on a Limb: A Guide to Getting Along - It's not easy to get along. Help Maria and her friends solve their problems peacefully.
Psychology - Encyclopedia.com article on what the word means.
Psychotherapy - Encyclopedia.com article about what psychotherapy is.
Shykids.com - Information about shyness and advice to kids and teens (and parents) on making friends and building confidence.
Sighting the First Sense - Explains how people's eyes sometimes play tricks on them.
Talking About Your Feelings - Learn more about how to talk to parents and other adults about how you feel about things.
That's Me! A Guide to Personality - Student-created site examines personality development, consistency, theories, theorists, disorders, and testing. Also includes interactive assessment activities, games, discussion forums, and a glossary. In English and Chinese
The Story on Self-esteem - Explains why self-esteem is so important, how kids get it, and what kids who have low self-esteem can do.
The Story on Stress - Learn how to manage stress when you are worried or uncomfortable about something, and you feel angry, frustrated, or afraid.
Watch Your Mouth - Interactive quiz helps young people discover if they're saying things to themselves that they wouldn't say to anyone else in the world.
Welcoming a New Baby Into Your Family - What to expect when a new little person joins the family.
What Kids Who Are Moving Should Do - Moving isn't easy for anyone. Scared, excited, and angry are just a few of the feelings kids may have about moving.
What's Normal?: Overcoming Obstacles and Stereotypes - Companion to the PBS broadcast explores the meaning of "normal" by introducing stories of teens who live with social or physical challenges and work to defy stereotypes.
Why Am I In Family Therapy? - Explains family therapy to children and teens.
Why Do We Get Nervous? - Explains why kids feel anxious sometimes and tells what a phobia is.
You Are a Special Person - Tips on how to enjoy relationships with family and friends.
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