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Candice Hargons, PhD, elected as 2028 APA president
APA CEO Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, to retire in January 2028
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Why music moves us
What the science of music reveals about cognition, emotion, and identity
We are what we eat
Researchers are furthering our understanding of nutrition to optimize mental health
Transforming cellblocks into classrooms
Colleges partner with correctional facilities to offer credit courses and degree programs
Fresh thinking on trauma assessment
New APA guidelines provide direction for gaining competency in diagnosis
Deep cutbacks and restructuring at the VA are diminishing care
Psychologists urged to take action as policymakers consider legislation that could affect the agency’s ability to provide quality care
School psychologists adapt to increased immigration enforcement
Professionals are trying to help children cope as aggressive enforcement changes everyday life in classrooms and communities
AI in the therapists' office: Uptake increases, caution persists
Use for practice management increases, but privacy concerns remain
Jury selection in the Black Lives Matter era
Trial exclusion can lead to racial discrimination and biased decision-making
How psychologists can spot red flags in mental health apps
Watch out for tools that aren’t evidence based and lack privacy protections
AI health advisory and more resources
Reclaiming wellness, honoring women's labor
Impacting AI for the better
Positive emotions, stress relief, awe, and more scientific findings
Summaries of research from psychology and related fields
Perceived relevance of psychology major
LGBTQ+ young people face increased depression, anxiety, suicidal thinking
Help-seeking is also on the rise, but many say they lack access or can’t afford it
Peter Coleman explains how to reduce political polarization
Psychologist studies how to navigate profound divisions and differences effectively
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