Instead of being thankful that a delicious beverage awaits at your favorite coffee shop, you fume because the person ahead in line ordered a caramel ...
Psychology has portrayed “risk-takers” in a familiar way over the past few decades: as skydivers, gamblers, motorcyclists, partygoers and thrillseekers. But in 2025, this archetype seems to be ...
What’s really going on inside the brain of an altruist? Why do altruists care so much more for a stranger who needs help? Why are they so willing to give away a kidney?In this episode, ...
Historically, rituals have acted as a social glue. “We’re especially interested in being like our family, and members of our community, of our region or country,” said Cristine Legare, a professor of ...
APS Fellow and distinguished scholar J.P. Das made lasting contributions that shaped the fields of educational psychology, ...
Simine Vazire, editor-in-chief of the Association for Psychological Science’s journal Psychological Science and professor of ...
The APS Mentorship Program welcomes 99 participants to this year’s cohort. The program is designed to help APS members make connections with other professionals across the globe, strengthening their ...
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