PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology: Cavalog

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Books are shelved in subject categories according to the Library of Congress classification system. You may want to browse the shelves for your topic. Below is a brief listing of some of the subject locations in the field of psychology.

• BF Psychology   (Location: 2nd floor) 
  • 172-175 Psychoanalysis
  • 180-210 Experimental Psychology
  • 231-299 Sensation. Aesthesiology
  • 309-499 Cognition. Perception
  • 501-504 Motivation
  • 511-593 Emotion
  • 608-635 Will. Choice
  • 636-637 Applied Psychology
  • 660-685 Comparative Psychology
  • 698-698.9 Personality
  • 699-711 Genetic Psychology
  • 712-720 Developmental Psychology
  • 721-723 Child Psychology
  • 1001-1389 Parapsychology

• RC 321-571 Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry (Location: 2nd floor) 
  • 346-429 Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system, including speech disorders

• RC 435-571 Psychiatry (Location: 2nd floor) 
  • 475-489 Therapeutics. Psychotherapy
  • 490-499 Hypnotism and hypnosis. Suggestion therapy
  • 500-510 Psychoanalysis
  • 512-569.5 Psychopathology
  • 512-528 Psychoses
  • 530-552 Neuroses
  • 554-569.5 Personality disorders. Behavior problems, including sexual problems, drug abuse, suicide, child abuse
  • 569.7-571 Mental retardation. Developmental disabilities

Books & E-Books:

Books are organized in subject categories according to the Library of Congress classification system. You can browse the shelves for a book on your topic. CAVALOG, the library’s catalog, is used to find books, e-books, videos, DVDs and other materials.   Access points are word/phrase, author, title, subject, and series.  

• Connect to CAVALOG

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