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Observer Article

Psychology That Spans Boundaries

By BRIAN L. WEAVER
Observer Vol.16, No.8 August, 2003

Some of the most interesting and meaningful research in psychological science spans the boundaries of disciplines. During her term as APS President, Susan T. Fiske highlighted cross-disciplinary work in the ... More>

Observer Article

So You Want To Be a Social Neuroscientist?

By Lisa Feldman Barrett
Observer Vol.16, No.4 April, 2003

In this guest column, Lisa Feldman Barrett, an emotions researcher who employs a wide range of methodologies, reflects on starting up a new line of expertise, with some tips for ... More>

Presidential Column

The Two Social Psychologies

By Douglas S. Massey
Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

Continuing our series on boundary-crossing science, professor Douglas Massey, former president of the American Sociological Association and current chair of the sociology department at the University of Pennsylvania, writes about ... More>

Member Article

Reflections of a Sociological Social Psychologist

By Carmi Schooler
Observer Vol.16, No.2 February, 2003

I am a psychologist, albeit one who also functions as a sociologist. My aim in this column is to discuss some issues that can arise in pursuing a research career ... More>

Presidential Column

The Joys and Sorrows of Cross-Disciplinary Research

By David Watson
Observer Vol.16, No.1 January, 2003

As part of our continuing series on bridging sub-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary boundaries, Professor David Watson reflects on his own experiences exporting research on mood, personality, and psychopathology. Professor of Psychology ... More>

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