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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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One Face, Many Places: The Development of Different Cortical Regions Responsible for Face Processing
Teaching: Use this lesson plan to teach students about the areas of the brain that interpret faces.
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Representation and Relevance: Diverse Scholars in Psychology
In this special edition of the Student Notebook, early-career scholars from across the APSSC community share their experiences navigating psychological science as diverse scholars.
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Speaking Up for Science: Comments From APS Lifetime Achievement Awardees
Read what some of the world’s leading psychological researchers have to say about the political turmoil befalling science and academia.
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Presidential Roundtable Explores DEI Across Borders
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are ideals that span the globe, but their implementation is anything but uniform, as scholars from Europe, the United Kingdom, and the United States show.
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Snapshots From the 2025 APS Annual Convention
