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May/June, 2013
Presidential Column
Spicing Up Psychological Science
I was once asked to explain why I love being a psychologist. First, I don’t think there is a better way to be trained in science. The difficulties of studying ... More>
Observation
APS Member Receives Presidential Early Career Award
Rawson APS Member Katherine A. Rawson, Kent State University, has been given the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, which recognizes promising scientists at the beginning of their ... More>
Observation
On the Newsstand
Your Brain Thinks Money Is a Drug NPR, August 7, 2009 If you’ve ever thought of money as a drug, you may be more right than you know. New research ... More>
Observation
New APS Award Recognizes Early Career Achievement
Recently established by the APS Board of Directors, the Janet Taylor Spence Early Career Award will recognize transformative contributions to psychological science by rising stars in the field. APS Past ... More>
Observation
Staying Sharp: Researchers Discuss the Aging Brain
Robert Wilson speaking as Arthur Kramer looks on at the joint APS and National Institute of Aging press conference. Do you remember where you put your keys? How about what ... More>
