Research suggests caffeine, prized for its alertness effects, might cause people tip-of-the-tongue moments when they recall unrelated words.

Psychologists craft systems to lessen the mental strains astronauts might face 100 million miles away from earth.

Psychologists joined other experts to discuss ways to change our environment to reduce obesity.

Psychologists, designers and sisters Susan Painter and Constance Forrest draw on their unique background to create user-friendly living and working spaces.

APA Practice Directorate-nominated HHS fellow Garret Evans is working to promote psychology's role in public health care.

APA member testifies to the Institute of Medicine on ways to improve behavioral health access and quality.

Combat mental health care leaves troops in need, finds a recent Army survey. The Army has made some adjustments based on the findings.

Firefighters, psychologists and other community professionals work together to extinguish juvenile fire-setting.

After years of planning, researchers in psychology and occupational safety and health will launch a new society for the field.

APA's I/O division is working to attract more ethnic-minority young scientists.

Psychologist Lily Kelly-Radford is proof positive that a high-powered career and family life can co-exist.

From videotapes to computer-simulated patients, new and old technologies are helping graduate psychology programs train the next generation of psychologists.

A meeting of North American psychologists highlights international changes in professional psychology.

Recent research suggests sleep spindles--spikes of neural activity that emerge during REM sleep--might play a key role in helping people learn and remember how to perform physical tasks, such as swinging a golf club.

A new classification of positive personality traits paves the way for further research and implementation of the subfield.