October 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

An early career psychologist questions her ethical responsibilities

The Georgetown University developmental psychologist explains why low-income parents of young children need more support than ever to keep up with their wealthier counterparts

Ervin Staub's research on "active bystandership" is the foundation of a program helping New Orleans police avert misconduct by fellow police officers

Psychological research on brain development and teen impulsivity is changing the way the justice system treats teens—and is trickling down to interventions that could help keep them out of the system in the first place

Today’s international psychology students and new pyschologists face travel bans, visa restrictions, acculturation issues and more. Here’s how faculty can help.

The Tufts Social Cognition Lab explores the social-cognitive processes behind stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination

As a workers' compensation psychologist, Howard Rombom offers psychotherapy, pain management and more to injured workers

The low-down on the best places to find psychology job ads, how to apply for those positions and more

Learning how to connect with others will give academic job seekers an edge—and serve you throughout your career

Vital advice from psychology chairs and others who make hiring decisions

Department heads offer their insights on how to negotiate the best deal when offered an academic job for the first time

Millions of Americans bear the responsibility of caring for older family members