The Role of Personality in the Mental and Physical Health of World Trade Center Responders: Self-Reports Versus Informant-Reports Joshua R. Oltmanns et al...
Is Open Science Neoliberal? Duygu Uygun Tunç, Mehmet Necip Tunç, and Ziya Batuhan Eper Tunç and colleagues consider that psychological science needs more...
Responding to the Association for Psychological Science Strategic Plan, 2022–2027 Patricia J. Bauer Editor-in-Chief Patricia Bauer announces several changes...
Concert halls, movie theaters, and museums are home to a kaleidoscope of art forms, but one thing they all have in common is the potential to inspire feelings...
Children who have been spanked by their parents by age 5 show an increase in behavior problems at age 6 and age 8 relative to children who have never been...
Experiences of early adversity due to poverty, abuse, and neglect are known to interfere with children’s cognitive and emotional development. Recent research...
It’s no secret that stress weighs heavily on our hearts. Cardiovascular wear and tear accumulates over a lifetime, and experiences of poverty and abuse in...
People with social anxiety disorder (SAD) often hold negative beliefs about their own attributes and abilities. These beliefs can contribute to an intense fear...
Children often show remarkable resilience, but a wealth of survey data shows that repeated exposure to adversity in childhood can have a significant impacts on...
Harry Harlow’s empirical work with primates is now considered a “classic” in behavioral science, revolutionizing our understanding of the role that social...
