Here is a list of some psychology and psycholinguistic resources on the Web that you might want to check out.

If you find further interesting Web pages (especially those in Chinese), please let me know!

• Papers on Chinese psycholinguistics used in this class in previous years
• My undergraduate psycholinguistics class (with more entertaining links)
• A terrific list of psycholinguistic links!
• The Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
• Chung Cheng University's own Cognitive Science Program
• The Slips Pages
• A bunch of links to pages that collect "slips of the ear" for English songs
• The truth about the email meme "Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy..."
• Scientific American profile of Steven Pinker
• Google's list of psycholinguistics links

• My undergraduate introduction to linguistics class
• LINGUIST: Where linguists go to learn about linguistics.
• Yahoo's linguistic links
• Chinese Yahoo's linguistic links
• YamWeb's linguistic links
• Some folks who study American Sign Language
• Scientific American: Rehabilitating the Whorf hypothesis
• Discussions about the Whorf hypothesis on the LINGUIST list

• An index of cognitive psychology resources
• NASA's own cognitive psychology links page!
• MIT CogNet

• A movie demonstrating the "McGurk Effect" : how hearing speech is affected by seeing speech
• An experiment on phonological processing in English
• A psycholinguistics experiment at CalTech
• Another site for psycholinguistics experiments
• Some social cognition experiments: Test your hidden prejudices (requires Java and quick English reading ability)
• Another list of experiment links (mostly vision, but fun)
• Famous psychology experiments (including psycholinguistics) (requires E-Prime or E-Prime demo version)

For running experiments

• DMDX (free, Windows-based)
• E-Prime (not free, Windows-based)
• Psyscope (free, Mac-based)
• PXLab (free, runs on anything)
• WebExp (free, runs on the web)
• WEXTOR (free, runs on the web)
• Psychology Software Sites (another long list of free/cheap software)

Other

• tlearn: Connectionist modeling software (free, but not updated)
• Query Google: Computes word and phrase frequencies (free, runs on the web)

• Lots and lots and lots of German speech errors.
• Academia Sinica Balanced Corpus of Modern Chinese
• A list of other Chinese databases on the Web

• A new website in Taiwan devoted to language acquisition (in Chinese)
• The CHILDES website, including sound files of actual childs ... I mean children
• US News and World Report discusses baby language
• Can chimpanzees learn to talk?
• The latest about Kanzi, the "talking" bonobo chimpanzee
• A pretty stupid news story about how babytalk is supposed to support a pretty stupid theory of language origins.
• Scientific American news: Research Challenges Notion of Critical Period for Language Learning
• Scientific American news: Hearing Babies of Deaf Parents 'Babble' with their Hands
• Scientific American news: Babies Know Early On Where Words Begin and End

• The Laboratory for Cognitive Neuropsychology (Yang Ming)
• The Whole Brain Atlas (Harvard Medical School)
• Something about language and the brain
• Neuroscience Internet Guides
• A page of links about brains, brain disorders, and brain injuries
• The Brain Science Resource Kit
• Neuroscience for kids!
• Scientific American news: Brain Wiring for Human Language (even sign language)
• Scientific American news: Gene Study Explains Chatty Humans, Speechless Apes
• Scientific American news: relation between language evolution and tool use
• Use your critical thinking skills to figure out how this BBC New article on the Chinese brain is really overblown