E. Mavis Hetherington University of Virginia Mavis Hetherington’s research focused on normal and deviant personality development, the development of sex role typing, the role of parental characteristics and family structure on child development, and the

Robert Plomin King’s College London Robert Plomin is a pioneer in bringing nature and nurture together in the study of development. His research during the past three decades has shown the importance of genetics throughout

Philip N. Johnson-Laird Princeton University With an ingenious repertoire of experimentation, computer modeling, case studies, and theoretical development, Philip N. Johnson-Laird is recognized as a pioneer in the field of thinking. His research includes advances

Leslie G. Ungerleider National Institute of Mental Health Through her consistently creative approaches to exploring the most complex areas of cognitive neuroscience and her unceasing commitment to excellence, Leslie G. Ungerleider has earned the admiration

The APS William James Fellow Award honors APS Members for their lifetime of significant intellectual contributions to the basic science of psychology. Recipients must be APS members recognized internationally for their outstanding contributions to scientific

About Award Recipients Eligibility Requirements Application 2023-2024C. Daryl Cameron — Penn State UniversityStephanie Carlson — University of MinnesotaRobert Hampton — Emory UniversityKevin Holmes — Reed College 2022-2023Jessica Cantlon — Carnegie Mellon UniversityKenneth Bollen — University