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1. How Shanna B. Tiayon helps workplaces foster psychological safety
Social psychologist helps employers create a culture of well-being to boost productivity, innovation, and the bottom line.
(July 2024)
2. This social psychologist at the CDC is working to improve youth mental health
Dr. Kathleen Ethier understands the complex interplay between individual choices and social systems.
(March 2024)
3. This psychologist is training supervisors in the dynamics of power and privilege, and how those can play out in their work with students
Clinician and professor Amber Childs is the cofounder of Yale’s innovative GROW (Getting Racism Out of Work) Initiative.
(November 2023)
4. In brief--Diet self-selection can ease diabetes symptoms
Rats allowed to choose their own diet both before and after they were artificially induced to develop diabetes had less severe symptoms than similarly treated rats that were given standard chow or a custom chow with nutrients in the same ratios as ready-made chow.
(December 2007)
5. Special Student Section: The ins and outs of federal grants
It's never too soon for students to learn how grants work, especially those from the largest source of research funds — the federal government.
(July 2007)
6. Checking the coordinates
Psychologists and geographers together study spatial thinking and skills.
(March 2007)
7. Cultural factors in alcohol abuse
Data from the newly unveiled National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcoholism and Related Conditions (NESARC) are outlining the clear role of culture in alcoholism and related disorders.
(January 2006)
8. Nationwide survey spotlights U.S. alcohol abuse
A large federal epidemiological survey offers new insights into alcohol abuse–and an opportunity for psychologists to further investigate alcoholism and related disorders.
(January 2006)
9. How does diabetes affect learning and memory?
Neuroscientists have confirmed the viability of an animal model for researching how insulin resistance, a precursor to Type II diabetes, compromises learning and memory.
(December 2005)
10. Feed the birds
Songbird study offers new insights into how malnutrition impairs development and cognition
(December 2005)

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