Children in Poverty: Implications for Research, Public Policy
Approximately 20 percent of US children under the age of six live in poverty, the highest rate of all developed More
APS 15th Annual Convention (2003)
The Ties That Bind Us: Social Neuroscience Provides Cerebral Answers to Life’s Social Problems
Social neuroscience assumes that the essential mechanisms of mind and behavior can only be explained by a partnership between biological More
APS at 15: Reflections on the Founding
Fifteen years ago, in August, 1988, after an attempt to reorganize the American Psychological Association failed, the Assembly for Scientific More
RiSE-UP Examines Cultural Differences and Freshmen Anxiety
The APS Student Caucus symposium for Research on Socially and Economically Underrepresented Populations or RiSE-UP included presentations by Wonkyong Lee More
Student Grant Winners
The APS Student Caucus would like to thank everyone who entered the 2003 APSSC Student Grant Competition. In a peer-reviewed More
The Life and Times of Working Memory
It used to be called short-term memory. But as the modern label implies, working memory is a dynamic system that More