Articles Containing “Wendy Baldwin” — 7 result(s)

Who Owns Your Research?

One Senator, stung by a refusal to allow access to raw research data from a published study, inserted a relatively small provision into last year’s omnibus appropriations bill that has the scientific community in a

The Science of Self-Report

BETHESDA, MARYLAND-The accuracy and reliability of reports of one’s own behavior and physical state are at the root of effective medical practice and valid research in health and psychology. To address this crucial element of

Shut Down, Frozen Out

For the three weeks the federal government was shut down this December and January, the building housing the National Science Foundation (NSF) had little heat and light. “We did have it in the offices where

APS Turns Six, Still Growing

Not too many five-year-olds would command the attention of several top federal agency chiefs but just prior to its sixth birthday (on August 12), APS hosted the likes of Wendy Baldwin, Rex Cowdry, Enoch Gordis

2016 Current Directions in Psychological Science Reviewers

The editorial team at Currents Directions in Psychological Science wishes to acknowledge the invaluable aid provided by reviewers of manuscripts submitted to the journal in 2016. We are deeply grateful for their generous, conscientious, knowledgeable