Current Issue
May/June, 2013
Observer Series
Academic Observer
- Psychology’s Woes and a Partial Cure: The Value of Replication
- What Should They Be Called?
- Twelve Tips for Editors, and One Suggestion
- Twelve Tips for Authors
- Twelve Tips for Reviewers
- Archival Publication: Another Brick in the Wall
- The h Index in Science: A New Measure of Scholarly Contribution
- E-Mail Onslaught: What Can We Do?
- Should We Rank Ourselves?
- The Greatest Literature Never Published
- Why Are Textbooks So Expensive?
- Intellectual Genealogy
- Are University Presidents Overpaid or Underappreciated?
- Great Dissertations: Mark I
- Writing Textbooks: Why Doesn’t It Count?
- The Secret Vita
- What Happened to Behaviorism
- The Great Handbook Scam
- Vita Voyeur
- Reading and Writing; Speaking and Listening
- Graduate Education: Deep? Broad? Both? Neither?
- Dissertation Dilemmas
- The APS Campaign for Psychological Science
- Teaching and Teacher Ratings
- Focus on Academia: The Complete Academic
Big Grants
- Not the Same Old Post-Doc
- Social Policy and Subjective Well-Being
- Seeing Science From Trunk to Tail
- Where Behavior and Biology Meet
- Fighting Terror With Science
Dynamic Duos
- A Family Affair
- When We’re 64
- Some Enchanted Meeting…
- Not Always Smooth Sailing
- A Scientific Love Affair
- Some Ins and Outs of Being a Couple in Psychology
- On Being a Couple in Psychology
- Dynamic Duos – Nature vs. Nurture
- Freedom, Flexibility, and Never Finished
- Psychology’s Theory of Relativity: When Research Is All in the Family
Psychological Science Around the World
- Funding Woes for British Universities
- Psychological Science Around the World: Latin America
- Publication Statistics Show Collaboration, Not Competition
- Psychology in Singapore
- Psychology Teachers in Cambodia
- Psychology in Iran
- Vibrant British Psychology
- Bloom and Grow: My View of Psychological Research in China
- Asian Psychology Coming of Age
- Helping Physicians Understand Screening Tests Will Improve Health Care
- A View From Australia
- Psychological Science Spanning Scientific and National Boundaries
Psychological Scientists in the Private Sector
Psychology Today
- Puzzles, Grand Ideas, and Science
- Sitting Across From Carl Jung
- B.F. Skinner: Scientist, Celebrity, Social Visionary
- Reflections on Rogers
- Love According to Harry Harlow
- The Enduring Influence of Jean Piaget
- Elizabeth Hall’s 1974 Interview with Niko Tinbergen
- Psychology (Yesterday and) Today: Evelyn Hooker
Psychology All-Stars
- Robert Levenson
- Psychology All-Stars: Charles S. Carver
- Psychology All-Stars: Susan T. Fiske
- Psychology All-Stars: Susan Mineka
- Psychology All-Stars with Paul Ekman
- Psychology All-Stars: Robert Levenson
How We Learn
- How We Learn
- The Science of Learning and the Learning of Science
- Temporal Spacing and Learning
- Test-enhanced Learning
