December 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

As physician-assisted dying becomes more available, psychologists are finding opportunities to study people’s motivations and the potential benefits and harms of aid in dying

Although it is not yet widely used in the United States, the CRAFT model is giving family and friends the skills they need to help get loved ones treatment for substance use problems

The newly anointed MacArthur Fellow shares her innovative field work— studying how social norms can be used to create positive societal change

Psychologists have modernized the approach to better serve patients and have conducted more research that validates its success

People with physical disabilities fight hurtful stereotypes when looking for relationship partners

Communications competitions are helping psychology students captivate audiences with their research. Here’s how you can, too.

Seven secrets to attracting a devoted audience

The Motivation Science Lab at the University of Reading explores how our need to know drives human behavior

Human factors psychologist Margaux Ascherl optimizes technology to make farming more efficient

Americans are worried about the future of their country in these tense political times, according to APA’s 2017 Stress in America survey