June 2018 | Monitor on Psychology

Psychologists are exploring the risks and protective factors of different groups to inform more culturally attuned prevention and treatment

A new database, developed with support from APA divisions, connects psychologists with organizations that serve refugees

The Princeton psychologist is exploring how we make sense of other people—work that has implications for understanding our social media habits and our empathy toward others

What psychosocial challenges would astronauts face on an epic journey to the red planet?

Psychologists’ research highlights how timing can affect memory, attention, mood and more

At this UCLA lab, researchers explore the ways stress and social support influence the health of mothers and their babies, before and after birth

A health psychologist has eschewed the traditional consult role and embedded herself directly in the emergency department to improve care

By learning or perfecting their Spanish, practitioners can better serve a large and growing population

Tom Paskus leverages his quantitative expertise to shape policy for the National Collegiate Athletic Association

Tobacco control measures are on the rise worldwide, according to a World Health Organization (WHO) report. But there is still much room for improvement

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