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  • 1. APA calls for true systemic change in U.S. culture
    The association is working to dismantle institutional racism over the long term, including within APA and psychology.
    (September 2020)
  • 2. Overturning long-held biases
    South African psychologists lead the way for more equitable treatment of LGBTI individuals.
    (March 2019)
  • 3. 4 questions for Betsy Levy Paluck
    Researcher studies how social norms can be used to create positive societal change.
    (December 2017)
  • 4. 5 questions for Peter Langman
    The foremost expert on school shooters dispels the myths that surround the perpetrators
    (November 2017)
  • 5. December 2014 Monitor on Psychology
    In the December 2014 Monitor: behavioral science, decision-making, testing standards, Ebola, psychology history center, teacher preparation, Education Leadership Conference, Ellen Stover, APA president-elect, losing weight, gender pay gap, grants, awards
    (December 2014)
  • 6. Silenced voices
    David Pablo Boder’s first psychological interviews with ‘displaced persons’ are gaining prominence more than 60 years after they were conducted.
    (December 2014)
  • 7. On Your Behalf: February 2010
    APA advocacy on issues such as psychological research funding, NIH peer review, poverty and childhood hunger, and hate crimes prevention.
    (February 2010)
  • 8. In search of the Nazi personality
    Allied leaders in charge of the Nuremberg trials sought psychological profiles of the Nazis and collected the data using psychological tools such as the Thematic Apperception Test, Rorschach Inkblot Test and the German translation of the Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Test.
    (March 2009)
  • 9. APF awards $20,000 grant
    Grantee Eric Dubow is teaching teens to reverse prejudice.
    (January 2009)
  • 10. Helping New Orleans' children
    Project Fleur-de-lis™ is a three-tiered system designed to deliver best practices to children at all levels of trauma that involves teachers and family members and, ultimately, the community.
    (April 2008)
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