Meet APS Fellow Robert “Rob” Kail, Purdue University, the new editor of Psychological Science, APS’s flagship journal. Kail is inheriting More

Many students currently pursuing degrees in psychology aim to one day work in an academic or research setting, and throughout More

To the editor: Roddy Roediger has informed us that a committee is working to revise the APA Publication Manual. The More

To the editor: The subtitle of Philip Zimbardo’s (2007) book, The Lucifer Effect, (reviewed by Wray Herbert, Observer, April 2007) More

When I defended my dissertation one year ago, I had no inkling that I’d be testifying in front of a More

When I was a psychology student, I found that many people didn’t understand my field. Relatives were disappointed to hear More

In the mid-1990s, scientists at the University of Parma, in Italy, made a discovery so novel that it shifted the More

It’s that time of the year, the season when students who have toiled through four (or five) years of higher More

In recent years, psychologists have been fond of stating that human happiness, what they call subjective well-being, is largely independent More

The Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) recently announced that it will be changing its fellows selection More

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What do you get when you mix one part psychology, one part neuroscience, and one part economics? A cocktail called More

Class sizes seem to increase every year, through the combining of course sections into a few large sections or through More