Frontiers of Psychological Science: An Interview with Eveline Crone
An eminent psychological scientist and APS Fellow is now heading up behavioral science at one of the European Union’s largest science funders. More
Integrative research explores storytelling, metacognitive training, and exploring the “vuja de” as strategies for understanding and changing patterns of behavior. More
An eminent psychological scientist and APS Fellow is now heading up behavioral science at one of the European Union’s largest science funders. More
Our willingness to engage in proenvironmental activities reflects how we identify as a part of our social and political ecosystems, as well as how we envision our relationship with science itself. More
Part of the scientific process is dealing with conflicting data and results. APS President Lisa Feldman Barrett suggests making a resolution this year to transform your adversaries into your greatest resource, scientifically speaking. More
Transparency plus scrutiny guarantee that research gets the credibility it deserves, according to APS Fellow Simine Vazire, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Davis. More
APS William James Fellow Lynn Nadel explores how the hippocampus gives memories context. More
From hosting a panoply of integrative science in Paris to helping policymakers understand the role of psychological science in critical social issues, APS had a momentous year. More
Evolutionary psychologists have focused much of their research on the human pursuit of love and sex, but a global study shows that people’s strongest motivations lie elsewhere. More
More than 50 APS Fellows are listed in the Web of Science Group’s Highly Cited Researchers 2019. More
APS Fellow Robert Plomin has received the 2020 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Psychology for his research on how DNA shapes personality. More
“Teaching Students About Tribal Animals” by C. Nathan DeWall; “Getting Students Interested in Boredom” by Beth Morling More
User experience (UX) research and related careers in the tech industry represent one alternative to the traditional academic route. More
It may sound like he’s inducing amnesia, but psychology professor Tom Beckers is actually testing the possibility of targeting and muffling psychologically crippling memories. More