Current Issue
May/June, 2013
Presidential Column
Our Urban Legends: Journal Reviews
In my last column, I discussed urban legends about journal publishing, noting that these have subtle and not so subtle influences on how research is done and presented that can ... More>
Observation
Kelso Named a Pierre de Fermat Laureate
APS Fellow Scott Kelso has been named a Pierre de Fermat Laureate, a prestigious French honor conferred by an international panel of scientists representing the Republic of France and the ... More>
Teaching Tips
The Value of Psychology 101 in Liberal Arts Education: A Psychocentric Theory of the University
Most students who take the general, introductory psychology course (hereafter called Psychology 101) are not psychology majors. They take the course because they think it will be interesting, or because ... More>
Cover Story
The Many Lives of Superstition
We’re nearing the end of a long campaign season in which every factor under the sun has come into play: Issues of age, race, gender, experience/inexperience. Round and round it ... More>
