May 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

Practitioners who want to provide telepsychology services can get the guidance they need from APA

APA continues its advocacy to save key health-care provisions, voices concerns over the president’s proposed budget and urges members to speak out

While more accredited internships are still needed, more students got the internships they need compared with years past

Research is starting to explore the psychological consequences of the practice, which is widely seen as a human rights violation

How motivation, identity and ideology combine to undermine human judgment

In a new book, Bloom argues that empathy leads us astray when we rely on it to make moral decisions

Self-assessment tools and strategies can help practitioners ensure they are practicing competently

Psychologists work with adoptive parents on a range of issues, including psychological assessments, counseling and other support they can’t get elsewhere

Paula King adds psychological and behavioral health services to a practice that offers complementary and alternative treatments

Industrial/organizational psychologists offer their advice for helping job seekers determine whether a potential employer offers a good fit

Alok Sawhney uses his expertise in psychology and business to help organizations make smart decisions

A snapshot of the association in its quasquicentennial year