• New Scientist Special Report on the Human Brain - Contains graphics, tutorials, and links to recent articles about brain and behavior
• Explore the Brain and The Spinal Cord
• Overview of the Human Brain (8 more links at bottom of page)
• Is Your Brain Wired for Wealth? [Full text of article can be found in Zweig, Jeffrey (2002, October). "Is Your Brain Wired for Wealth?", Money, pp 74-83.]
• Laughlab Discovers the Brain's Funnybone [The entire site is devoted to the psychology and sociology of humor - and has a lot of good jokes, to boot.]
• The Split Brain Revisited (M. Gazzaniga)
• Cutting the Corpus Callosum - excellent video from PBS about split-brain research
• Male and Female Brains Respond Differently to Visual Stimuli
• Brain's Own Pain Relievers At Work in Placebo Effect
• The Brain's Own Marijuana (Scientific American)
• Ramachandran, V. S. (2004). A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness. New York: Pi Press.
• Doidge, N. (2007). The Brain That Changes Itself. New York: Viking Adult. This book describes much recent research on neuroplasticity, but is very readable.
• TIME Magazine, January 18, 2007 - Special Issue on the Brain. This link contains links to several articles about the brain; the paper edition has even more.
• Brain scans reveal intentions: add or subtract?
• Recent Developments in Behavioral Genetics
• Gender Basics and Transsexualism
• Domesticated Silver Fox Project - video clips
• EQ: online tests of emotional intelligence
• Key players in history of intelligence testing
• Historical Influences in the Development of Intelligence Theory and Testing
• The Mensa Workout (similar to an IQ test)
• Bower, Bruce, 2003. "Essence of G: Scientists search for the biology of smarts." Science News, Vol 163, pp. 92-93. [Good summary of the issues in controversies over intelligence.]
• Different Minds - an article about Williams Syndrome
• Army Alpha Intelligence Test - sample questions
• Huff, Darryl (1993 - reissued). How to Lie with Statistics. W.W. Norton & Company.