APS Journal Research Related to Epidemics: Publicly Available Online
To aid in understanding the current pandemic, published research related to epidemics has been made publicly available. [More]
A collection of psychological science research and insights from the APS community. More
To aid in understanding the current pandemic, published research related to epidemics has been made publicly available. [More]
On March 18, the Association for Psychological Science convened a virtual roundtable of four APS members who discussed the psychological dimensions of COVID-19 and how it is affecting both society and individuals. More
How has the coronavirus outbreak affected your work, and what solutions are helping you manage the disruption More
With COVID-19 disrupting life around the world, funding agencies are issuing policy updates and other guidance related to grants and contracts. More
Four independently submitted journal articles (preface by an outstanding early-career scholar) explore the importance of contextualizing morality in order to better understand moral behaviors and change. More
APS has regretfully determined it has no alternative but to cancel our in-person 32nd APS Annual Convention in Chicago, IL, USA, scheduled for May 21-24, 2020. We are exploring a virtual option to facilitate sharing the research that would have been presented in Chicago. [More]
MIT researcher Kim Scott describes a new platform that lets developmental researchers conduct online studies for babies and children. Families participate from home, on their own computers and their own schedules. More
In an age in which most of us are accustomed to Amazon.com, why do we still search for research findings the old-fashioned way? Virginia Commonwealth University’s Frank A. Bosco positions metaBUS as an answer. More
Inspiration for remaking psychological science can be found by returning to our roots, suggests Lisa Feldman Barrett. Drawing from Darwin and James, could the variation that we dismiss as error actually be the phenomena of interest? [OBSERVER March 2020] More
Learn about the federal institutes and agencies that support research and training for psychological scientists. [More]
Resources designed to bring psychological science into the classroom. [More]
APS honors members in the earliest stages of their careers as well as accomplished leaders with the field’s most prestigious awards and recognitions. [More]