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website for students_"Attribution" - Short and simple introduction to various kinds of attribution errors and biases.

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Jsprunger, thanks for sharing this amazing resource. psychedout is very relevant and informative.

Hello. Here are the three websites that I find very useful.

http://scholar.google.co.in/
While this site is not restricted to psychology specifically, it has a wide research database. I have been relying on this website for many years and I always get something useful.

http://www.scirp.org/journal/psych/
This website publishes open access journals. I have come by this website recently. It is especially useful when there is a dearth of access to psychology journals.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/
It is a very interesting collection of articles, easy to read and covering a variety of topics.

Apart from these, I also use https://en.wikipedia.org/ for a quick glance at a topic of interest.