May 2019 | Monitor on Psychology

Psychologists are studying how to combat loneliness in those most at risk, such as older adults

A new APA resolution cites evidence that physical punishment can cause lasting harm for children

Researchers are taking stock of the emotional toll of climate change in threatened communities worldwide

London’s go-to psychologist for fashion is working to make the industry more sustainable

Almost all patients tell some lies while in therapy. But what patients keep hidden might reveal more than therapists think.

Large public data sets offer psychologists exciting, rich and cost-saving opportunities for data reuse

Clinical psychologist Nicholas Grant collaborates with other disciplines to improve affirmative care for LGBTQ patients

The Arts and Mind Lab at Boston College explores cognition in the arts—and the value of arts education

At Yale, Amanda Dettmer’s dual role includes studying stress in children and disseminating research findings to the public

Spending on medical marketing has increased in recent years—and mental health and addiction services constitute a small but rapidly growing share of those ads

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