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Social Pain Hurts Too

An article published by Janet Taylor Spence Award recipient Naomi I. Eisenberger shows there is a growing body of evidence that social pain shares some of the neural circuitry that underlies physical pain. ... More>


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APS to Launch Clinical Science Journal

APS is excited to introduce a new addition to the APS journal family — Clinical Psychological Science (CPS). ... More>


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APS Journals February Reading List

For many countries around the world, the month of February signifies love. Read up on the latest research in sex, love, and relationships from APS Journals. ... More>


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Understanding the Impact

Loved, hated, and a source of widespread controversy, journal impact factors (JIF) have taken on a unique role in scientific publishing. These little numbers are considered a measure of a journal’s importance. However, in an article to be published in Perspectives on Psychological Science, Peter Hegarty and Zoe Walton question whether JIF actually measures the psychological importance of psychology articles. ... More>


Publication Bias (or, Why You Can’t Trust Any of the Research You Read)