APA apologizes for longstanding contributions to systemic racism
Acknowledges failures, accepts responsibility, pledges change for psychology
October 29, 2021 PTSD symptoms vary over course of menstrual cycle
Finding could have implications for diagnosis, treatment, study suggests
October 28, 2021 Stress in America™ 2021: Pandemic impedes basic decision-making ability
Day-to-day stresses overwhelming younger adults, parents; American Psychological Association says mental health supports must be prioritized
October 25, 2021 White flight may still enforce segregation
White Americans feel foreign cultural threat from some racial, ethnic minorities, study finds
October 25, 2021 Demand for mental health treatment continues to increase, say psychologists
Many psychologists have increased workloads, long waitlists, APA survey finds
October 19, 2021 Coping with COVID-19 stress easier with a dose of humor
Viewing pandemic memes improves people’s moods, helps manage stress, study says
October 18, 2021 For Black students, unfairly harsh discipline can lead to lower grades
Black students more likely than white students to be suspended for minor infractions, harming later academic achievement
October 7, 2021 APA welcomes student loan forgiveness for psychologists in public service
Long-sought changes will ease burden on students, encourage more to work in underserved communities
October 6, 2021 Facing compounding stressors, many American workers plan to change jobs in coming year
Low salaries, long hours and lack of opportunity for growth are most likely to contribute to work-related stress, says APA survey
October 4, 2021