September 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

Poor supervision undermines supervision’s twin goals: training future psychologists and protecting the public

A federal program that pays off education loans in exchange for work with underserved communities is at risk

The latest salary report from APA finds that psychologists in the middle of the country outearn their peers

On the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s address at APA's convention, psychologists reflect on how much has changed and how much more needs to be done

New research connects nutrition and mental illness, though more rigorous research is needed

The UNC–Chapel Hill director of clinical psychology offers insights on how popularity in adolescence—or a lack of it—shapes people's lives

Older adults can be reluctant to reveal that they've been the victims of financial abuse. Here's how psychologists are navigating what's often a complex problem.

Research identifies small changes that lead to big improvements in performance

In an age of polarized opinions, psychology educators are amplifying their efforts to promote more understanding

The CREATE Center explores how older adults use technology and develops tools and training programs to meet their needs

Forensic psychologists are in hot demand for their ability to bring the science of human behavior to the judicial system

As a program director at the National Human Genome Research Institute, Vivian Ota Wang shapes how researchers access vast amounts of biomedical data

College and university counseling centers are seeing an uptick in the number of students seeking help