Psychology: Datasets

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A wealth of shared data available for use in psychological science research. These data span a wide variety of topics.

Psychology articles, books, datasets, and more from UCLA.

A large collaborative data catalog with a wide variety of datasets for public use.

A research guide from Princeton University to assist you with finding scholarly resources in the field of psychology.

A research guide from Eastern Michigan University containing social science data sources.

A research guide from Clemson University containing social science data sources.

A Social Science Data Archive from UCLA that contains resources to help you find and analyze data, and tutorials to enrich your knowledge of data management practices and procedures. Topics include politics, social and economic attitudes, studies of health status and health outcomes, families, children, women, and census data for the United States and other countries.

A database from Harvard University containing data collections on a wide variety of topics such as social sciences, medicine, law, and computer science.

Data resources from Virginia Tech including data repositories, international demographic/economic data, social & opinion data collections, and miscellaneous data collections.

A research guide from Lehigh University containing social science data sets.

Social science data and statistics resources from Tufts University covering a wide array of topics.

A research guide from UC Davis that lists key social science data sources.

A social work research guide from Washington University with data spanning topics like census data, children, community development, criminal justice, economics, education, religion, and health.

A research guide from the University of Missouri for quantitative data and public domain datasets.

Pew Research Center conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis, and other data-driven social science research.