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Careers Up Close: Elizabeth Tenney on Power of Voice, Tenuous Funding, and Applying Psychology in Business School
Elizabeth Tenney, an associate professor of management at The University of Utah, discusses her research into overconfidence and biases that influence our social interactions and decisions.
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A Fast-Growing Segment of Psychology Is Landing Grads Jobs in Corporate America
For decades, researchers have extolled the benefits of investing in workers and employees—something that an increasing number of employers have started taking more seriously. The pandemic accelerated the trend, as millions of employees struggled with remote work
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Student Notebook: Starting the Nonacademic Job Search After Graduate School
Menahal Latif shares the steps to begin the job search for students pursuing careers outside of academia.
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Back Page: The Devastating Toll of Diet Culture
“Society has not come to terms yet with the fact that eating disorders are everywhere, they impact everyone, and the problem is growing,” says Cheri Levinson.
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Fully Credited: Making Publishing More Equitable
A new model of “contributorship” addresses the marginalization of early-career researchers in scientific publications.
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Careers Up Close: Yakeel Quiroz on Cross-Cultural Alzheimer’s Research
This professor of psychiatry and neurology leads a longitudinal biomarker study of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.