Mitchell J. Prinstein

Examines the ways psychology perpetuated racism and offers strategies and mechanisms to aid in dismantling racism.

In their American Psychologist article, Dodge et al. summarize key points from the APA Population Health Science Summit, held to act on the APA’s resolution to support population health.

New APA newsletter summarizes scientific news and activities for researchers

This session delves into what eye-tracking entails, what it helps us measure, and how to create research designs specifically for eye-tracking studies in psychology.

Discussing AI's impact on psychological research: potential to replace human participants, unintended consequences, peer review challenges, and ethical considerations.

Learn common methods of network analysis through practical examples; these include identifying central individuals, conducting community detection, and fitting social network models.

NIH outlines measures to streamline application reviews, improve identification of promising researchers, and reduce potential bias in the evaluation process.

The workshop will explore the pros and cons of using smartphone apps to gather sensor data on users' behavior, including language, cognition, activity, sleep, mobility, and environmental exposure.

A new ARPA agency, Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), has been established to support next-generation health research.

This study assessed social problem-solving in adolescent girls before and after an experimentally simulated social stressor and examined associations between social problem-solving and past-year suicidal behavior.

APA’s chief science officer provides recommendations on how to help teens develop social media literacy skills, learn to recognize misinformation and disinformation, and have healthy relationships.

A series to successfully apply to grad school and help diversify the field.

A series to successfully apply to grad school and help diversify the field.

A series to successfully apply to grad school and help diversify the field.

Discuss the psychological science, particularly from a social psychology perspective, behind why some people feel threatened by equity, diversity, and inclusion initiatives.

Many recent changes, coming from the White House, the academy, and advances in technology, have raised questions about the future of peer review.

A discussion of best practices as a mentor, including mentoring scholars of color.

How our science can affect policy, how our work can provide the essential knowledge that lawmakers need to establish priorities, improve decision-making, resolve policy differences, and how we can make it get more funding for psychological science.

Discusses the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity funding opportunities

McGuire and a panel of psychological scientists discuss how your research and expertise can shape policy, garner funding for essential programs, and improve human lives.

Oklahoma lawmakers will vote on legislation that could remove one of the only providers of medically necessary, best-practice care for transgender youths in the entire state.

Yes, the COVID pandemic has made the youth mental health crisis worse. But our teens were in trouble long before that.

Discusses what reporters and editors want and need from scientist sources, how psychological scientists can present their work in compelling ways, and the do’s and don’ts when working with the news media.

Like Ability is a practical, insightful guide for teens about popularity: what it is, why some kinds are healthier than others, and how teens can grow their social intelligence and develop the confidence they need to feel more connected to their family, peers, and community.

Discusses the big role that psychologists can play to address the solution to the climate change crisis that ultimately depends on the ability of humans to change behavior.