A German movie claiming ties to the Stanford Prison Experiment spurs controversy over when reality ends and fiction begins.

For the first time ever, Congress has established a program exclusively for psychology training.

APA gears up to better address the needs of psychologists teaching at two-year institutions.

The cues you leave behind in your personal spaces may allow others to accurately assess your personality, a new study finds.

A team of researchers is pooling its talent to better understand how technology can be designed to address older adults' needs.

Beginning with this issue, and continuing every other month, the APA Monitor on Psychology will feature "Ethics Rounds," in which APA's Ethics Office will answer questions about the ethical issues psychologists most commonly face.

Researchers set out to determine whether children's pretending does them any good.

Play may foster everything from physical fitness to social and cognitive development, experts say.

With their training in conducting assessments and counseling, psychologists are well-suited to work with terminally ill patients. So, where are they?

Since the prescription privileges movement began less than a decade ago, advocates have made great strides.

Psychology is increasingly recognized as a key component of the transplant team.

'Seizing an opportunity' for development Chinese psychology moves from 'pseudo-science' to an increasingly accepted field.