April 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

More than 60 percent of overdose deaths now involve an opioid

APA’s latest Stress in America survey reveals that more Americans are reporting symptoms of stress—and citing personal safety and terrorism as sources of stress

Psychologists are working with teens, teachers, parents and the tech industry to raise awareness of and prevent cyberbullying

While most people think of women and girls as the victims of human trafficking, men and boys are also at risk

Author of “The Psychology of Democracy” offers his insights on threats to the American way of government

Psychologists are studying the impact of anti-Muslim sentiment and exploring ways to prevent it

Psychological research shows that the powerful and the powerless see the world in very different ways

These top practices offer opportunities for research, pro bono work, built-in CE and more

These practitioners help couples create happy, lasting unions by offering guidance on conflict resolution and more

For minority students, finding mentors can be a challenge. Here’s how they can overcome barriers.

At the Environmental Defense Fund, Rainer Romero-Canyas is promoting environmentally responsible behavior worldwide

Financial literacy isn’t usually part of the graduate school curriculum. Here’s what students and early career psychologists should know as they embark on their careers.

Amendments would update descriptions of APA Board leadership roles and responsibilities to comply with current legal requirements.

Women earn about half of the degrees awarded in science and engineering in the United States, but the percentage varies greatly by field