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Candice Hargons, PhD, elected as 2028 APA president
APA CEO Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, to retire in January 2028
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Learn about key issues impacting psychologists today
Perfectionism and the high-stakes culture of success: The hidden toll on kids and parents
Young people are facing mounting pressure to succeed and it’s causing mental health problems.
Untangling dyslexia myths and misconceptions
Persistent misunderstandings about reading struggles have impeded progress in diagnosis and treatment.
Treating patients with dyslexia
Experts have a strong grasp on what works best for teaching reading to children with dyslexia and those at risk of developing the learning disability.
Psychology’s role in developing pioneering prosthetics
Psychological factors influence whether people will want and accept a device as part of their own body.
There’s a strong push for more school psychologists
A combination of pre-existing shortages and a rise in school stressors has led to a major effort to train and hire more mental health professionals for school settings.
How gambling affects the brain and who is most vulnerable to addiction
Once confined mostly to casinos concentrated in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, access to gambling has expanded dramatically, including among children.
