Noteworthy accomplishments and recent happenings across psychology.
Promoting equity and inclusion in journals, and more
Resources, opportunities, and news for psychologists from APA.
Why the benefits of annual anxiety and depression screenings for kids and teens outweigh the risks
New screening guidelines are a step in the right direction. But can an already strained mental health care system respond appropriately? Here’s what you need to know.
Get to know APA’s 2023 President: Thema S. Bryant, PhD
Bryant’s vision for APA is to ‘bring psychology to the people’.
Column: Calling psychologists home to ourselves
As we start this new year together, it is important to focus on self-care.
Column: Psychologists are helping inform the future of work
There is an urgent need for research-backed methods to create healthy workplaces.
In brief: Climate change apathy, cooperation on the decline, and more research
The latest peer-reviewed studies within psychology and related fields.
The top 10 journal articles of 2022
The top 10 most read articles from APA’s journals in 2022.
A pandemic of burnout: 4 questions for Dan Pelton
This Deloitte psychologist explores how the field can help employers rearchitect the way we work.
Examining propensity for violence in firearm cases
Court case raises questions about whether vague standards may result in discriminatory practices and racial bias.
Increasing supervisor savvy around culture, race, and identity
Culturally responsive supervision includes learning about employees’ perspectives, experts say.
How to navigate the dynamics of mentorship
Knowing the best ways to handle challenges and conflict is crucial to being a good mentor.
By the numbers: Examining the staggering cost of PTSD
Posttraumatic stress disorder costs the country hundreds of billions of dollars each year, with civilians contributing the lion’s share of the financial burden.