False memories are a part of life, but new research suggests ways to minimize them.

A new idea in health-care plans--consumer-driven care--is gaining popularity with employers. How might it affect psychology?

Plaintiffs in the case have filed an appeal on fraud charges, clearing the way to shape public policy.

Partnering with industry--though it can be lucrative--can challenge scientific reporting and exchange. Psychologists and universities are learning ways to negotiate this increasingly common relationship.

New research is exploring how the brain processes music and language.

Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice.

A psychologist led the drive to heighten airport security after Sept. 11 and continues the work.

Lee Sechrest's unyielding pursuit of methodological soundness was honored at a recent festschrift.

A Boston psychologist helps victims of family violence.

This psychologist's passion is ensuring that incarcerated men get mental health help.

A psychologist reaches incarcerated "hip hop" teens in terms they understand.

From boosting science education to modernizing Medicare, APA's fellows are bringing psychological expertise to bear on policy-making.