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 AMERICAN GIRLS READ AND WRITE BETTER THAN BOYS
Gender gap appears as early as fourth grade, widens with age, study says
APA APPLAUDS SENATE OPIOIDS BILL PASSAGE
Calls on Congress to agree on package and increase funding for prevention and treatment
RACIAL/ETHNIC DISCRIMINATION ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER WELL-BEING AMONG ADOLESCENTS
Most prior research on discrimination looked at adults, study says
ONE IN THREE COLLEGE FRESHMEN WORLDWIDE REPORTS MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER
Students from 19 colleges in eight countries report symptoms consistent with psychological disorder, study says
IN GUT WE TRUST WHEN IT COMES TO CHOICES
Decisions recruiting gut feelings seen as reflection of true self, more assuredly held, study says
STATEMENT OF APA PRESIDENT REGARDING ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL TO DETAIN CHILD MIGRANTS LONGER THAN LEGALLY ALLOWED
EVEN TODDLERS CARE WHAT OTHERS THINK
By 2 years old, children are already aware that others may judge them, study finds
APA VOICES OPPOSITION TO USING FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS TO BUY GUNS
Notes research showing presence of guns does not make people safer
APA LAUNCHES VIDEO ON RACE-RELATED STRESS
First in series bringing psychological science to dialogues on race
TEENS TODAY SPEND MORE TIME ON DIGITAL MEDIA, LESS TIME READING
One of every three teenagers has not read a book for pleasure in a year, study says
RUDE TO YOUR COWORKER? THINK OF THE CHILDREN
Incivility in the workplace associated with more negative parenting behaviors at home, study says
DEPRESSED TEENS, DEPRESSED PARENTS
Treating depression in teens may benefit parents’ mental health, too, study finds
DEALING WITH DIGITAL DISTRACTION
Being ever-connected comes at a cost, studies find
WHY WE'RE SUSCEPTIBLE TO FAKE NEWS, HOW TO DEFEND AGAINST IT
Thinking developed in childhood makes people vulnerable, researchers say
IT'S COMPLICATED: OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH TEXTING
From sexting to breaking up, texting can bring us close or drive us apart, studies find
EVEN MEN GET THE BLUES AFTER CHILDBIRTH
Postpartum depression as prevalent in new fathers as mothers, research says
YOU'RE ONLY AS OLD AS YOU THINK AND DO
Increased control, physical activity lower subjective age in older adults, research says
ROLES OF EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS EXAMINED
Beyond airlines, colleges and courts struggle to understand need, effects, researchers say
CAN PSYCHEDELIC DRUGS HEAL?
Psychologists explore potential benefits of hallucinogens for mental health disorders
APA REJECTS PROPOSAL EXPANDING ROLE OF MILITARY PSYCHOLOGISTS TO TREAT DETAINEES IN ALL SETTINGS
Governing council opts to leave longstanding policy unchanged
PSYCHOLOGY MAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE
Special session at APA’s Annual Convention focuses on how psychology can have an impact on some society’s biggest problems
PSYCHOLOGISTS DISCUSS SUICIDE EPIDEMIC
APA Annual Convention includes programming on psychology’s role in addressing crisis
PSYCHOLOGISTS DISCUSS ASPECTS OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
APA Annual Convention to include sessions examining psychology’s role in addressing violence
PSYCHOLOGISTS DISCUSS EFFECTS OF IMMIGRATION ON MENTAL HEALTH
APA Annual Convention to include sessions on psychology of migration
PSYCHOLOGISTS DISCUSS OPIOID EPIDEMIC
APA Annual Convention includes programming on psychology’s role in addressing crisis
APA VOICES CONCERN AT CONTINUED SEPARATION OF MIGRANT CHILDREN AND PARENTS
Longer separation may lead to toxic stress, APA warns
APA APPOINTS TASK FORCE TO STUDY ACCREDITING MASTER'S PROGRAMS
Group to make recommendations to governing council of representatives
APA JOINS CAMPUS ACTIVATED SUBSCRIBER ACCESS TO REMOVE BARRIERS TO OFF-CAMPUS ACCESS
Partnership with Google Scholar allows seamless access to scholarly content anywhere, on any device
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATION NAMES FLEMING NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Former head of Hetrick Martin Institute’s New Jersey Chapter
APA DENOUNCES ADMINISTRATION PLAN TO ROLL BACK POLICIES THAT FACTOR RACE IN COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
Cites research demonstrating benefits of diversity in higher education
VACATION TIME RECHARGES US WORKERS, BUT POSITIVE EFFECTS VANISH WITHIN DAYS, NEW SURVEY FINDS
Less than half of employees encouraged to take time off, have enough employer support to manage work stress
CAN THE KIDS WAIT? TODAY'S YOUNGSTERS MAY BE ABLE TO DELAY GRATIFICATION LONGER THAN THOSE OF THE 1960'S
Researchers wonder if digital technology, preschool education, parenting may enhance self-control
APA DISAPPOINTED THAT SCOTUS DECLINES TO HEAR DASSEY CASE
Closes door to reconsidering juveniles’ susceptibility to false confessions
STATEMENT OF APA PRESIDENT REGARDING EXECUTIVE ORDER RESCINDING IMMIGRANT FAMILY SEPARATION POLICY
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