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Student Notebook: The Physics of Autistic Inertia
Hari Srinivasan describes the difficulty autistic people face in starting, stopping, or switching tasks, as well as how to manage this feeling of “inertia” as a graduate student.
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From Crisis to Opportunity: Where Psychological Scientists Can Find Foundation Support
As the U.S. government slashes research funding, philanthropic organizations emerge as vital partners.
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New Anti-Autocracy Handbook Aims to Give Power Back to Scholars
APS Fellow Stephan Lewandowsky and colleagues recently developed the Anti-Autocracy Handbook, designed to provide guidance to scholars navigating the growing global trend of democratic backsliding.
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Member Spotlight: Spike W. S. Lee on Morality, Politics, and Overcoming Stigma
This APS Rising Star and social psychologist studies political polarization, antiscience attitudes, and morality.
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Pandemic Led to No Prolonged Spike in Anxiety Levels in the U.S., Study Indicates
Anxiety symptoms among U.S. adults, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, appear to have remained stable, according to a massive online study spanning more than a decade.
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Cite the Good Cite: Building a Better Psychology Through Citations
Two psychological scientists outline the importance of citing work, strategies to improve citing decisions, and much more.
