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Amid cost-of-living worries and concern for the nation’s future, stress is reshaping Americans’ lives
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Rural communities tackle youth mental health care gaps
Limited resources often mean higher rates of anxiety, depression, and behavioral health concerns.
The hidden costs of workplace surveillance
Experts warn expanded employee monitoring may undermine performance, weaken trust, and increase stress.
Update from the CEO: Picking up momentum
Psychology is tackling critical societal issues and evolving our tactics to make a difference in the world.
Good news for coffee and tea drinkers
Caffeine consumption is linked to lower rates of dementia and better cognitive functioning.
How psychological science is revamping severe weather planning
Psychologists help communities use behavioral science to improve severe weather plans.
Judicial notebook: Are tech companies liable for social media addiction?
Can companies be held responsible in court for mental health harms associated with their platforms?
Vote on APA bylaw amendments, and more news
Proposed amendments recommend changes to voting eligibility for recording secretary and treasurer elections and raising the roll-call vote threshold at council meetings.
CE Corner: Improving therapy outcomes with measurement-based care
Patient-centered measures allow psychologists to track progress throughout treatment, guiding clinical decisions and strengthening patient engagement.
Tyler Branagan supports patients undergoing organ transplants
Psychologist Tyler Branagan, PhD, helps both organ donors and recipients navigate the behavioral and medical challenges that accompany these life-changing surgeries.
Why Gen Z is nostalgic for a past they never lived
Research suggests nostalgia can help people cope with uncertainty, build identity, and find meaning.
Chatbots in the crib
AI-enabled toys promise companionship and learning. Psychologists say they can disrupt healthy early development.
Psychologists in the news
Recent awards and appointments of psychologists from around the country.
People show implicit bias against AI-made art, and more scientific findings
Highlights of recent research from psychology and related fields.
Psychologists navigate AI’s growing role in assessment
Beyond streamlining writing and analysis, AI may transform how psychological assessments are designed and delivered.
President's column: Radically well, together and onward
Wendi Williams, PhD, discusses the association’s accomplishments during her presidential year, as well as the challenges that remain.
Andrea Bonior uses her media presence to share key psychological insights
Former Washington Post Baggage Check columnist is a widely featured expert on mental health, relationships, current events, and more.
President's Column: Why self-care is vital to our work
Wellness is essential to keeping psychologists steady in times of uncertainty and change.
How to support patients grappling with genetic testing results
Psychologists should recognize ancestry-related limitations in genomic data, unequal access to testing, privacy risks, the limited scope of genetic nondiscrimination laws, and the field’s historical relationship with eugenics.
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People may overlook unlikely events in financial forecasts, and more scientific findings
From the CEO: Challenging assumptions
Summit models how psychology can better serve overlooked populations.
A better way to report research
Reporting standards give researchers a blueprint for more transparent studies and broader scientific impact.
New Research on Black Girlhood Expands Developmental Science
Growing movement among researchers engages Black girls as partners in studying their own experiences.
By the Numbers: Who really pays the price of caregiving?
Women are more likely than men to say caring for aging parent or spouse takes an emotional toll.
The hidden harms of medical gaslighting
Researchers are leading efforts to better support patients with difficult-to-diagnose conditions, such as endometriosis, long COVID, and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. Patients report their symptoms are minimized, misattributed, or otherwise invalidated by health care providers.
