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Her research has demonstrated that addiction is more than a psychological state— it’s a physiological need
Mark Standing Eagle Baez blends Indigenous wisdom and Western practices for better care
Develops culturally responsive methods for Indigenous mental health assessment and treatment
Peter Coleman explains how to reduce political polarization
Psychologist studies the complex and systemic solutions required to reduce political polarization
Erica Force supports Olympic athletes in their quest for gold
Sport psychologist helps athletes elevate their performance and manage stress
Mike Parent works with youth and technology
Psychologist researches the intersection of identity, mental health, and technology
Wendy Wood helps people apply the science of habits in everyday life
How habits form and how psychologists can encourage lasting behavior change
Jennifer Freyd uses data-driven recommendations to help institutions build moral courage and address harms
Research suggests practical steps organizations can take to move from betrayal to courage
Rebecca Pearl’s research reveals the hidden health toll of weight stigma
Pearl studies how people internalize weight stigma and how that influences their feelings, behaviors, and health
Christina Maslach: The pioneer behind burnout research
Maslach defines burnout as a prolonged response to chronic emotional and interpersonal stressors on the job
How Momo Hayakawa is helping kids build skills for the future
Developmental psychologist shapes young minds with science-based storytelling
Jiaying Zhao helps people enjoy protecting the planet
Researcher uses cognitive science to reframe environmental responsibility
Robert Asarnow is identifying new predictors of traumatic brain injury recovery
Asarnow's work has informed clinicians and parents on what to expect after a child suffers a blow to the head and how best to respond
Joseph Gone aims to center Native American culture in therapy
Gone believes psychologists should collaborate with traumatized communities on treatments that reflect their culture and experience
