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Member Spotlight: 2025 Spence Awardee Gemma Sharp on the Prospects of Eating Disorder Research
Technological innovation and a focus on underrepresented groups are highlights of this Spence Awardee’s career thus far.
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Reclassifying Psychopathology
Researchers are looking for ways to better conceptualize mental illnesses and reflect the natural variance clinicians see in the consulting room, rather than rely on traditional categories.
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Student Notebook: Is the Clinical Psychology PhD Admissions Process Scientific?
Doctoral student Miranda Wood explores the flaws of the clinical psychology admissions process and the challenges prospective students face when applying for a spot in the coveted program.
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Tips for Estimating Power in Complex Statistical Models
David Cole and George Abitante present recommendations for using and interpreting power analyses.
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Is the Teaching of Psychology Liberal or Conservative? Yes! (But Mostly It’s Neither)
How might teachers of psychology respond to allegations that their subject undermines conservative values? David Myers has some thoughts.
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When One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Many psychological scientists are now calling for a “heterogeneity revolution,” focused on uncovering individual and contextual differences in experimental outcomes.
