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Under the Cortex 2021 Year in Review
A selection of the year’s most newsworthy and highly cited research from the APS journals. Hear from APS Media Relations Director Charles Blue and Senior Science Writer Ludmila Nunes, and browse among the full library of Under the Cortex interviews.
Communicating Psychological Science: Interview Series
This four-part series provides first-hand insights and tips on how to communicate the science through opinion pieces, podcasts, and blogs.
How Microaggressions Impact Individuals and Society
Learn from this special issue of Perspectives on Psychological Science and hear a related podcast.
Improving Psychological Science Articles Through Wiki Education
APS’s partnership with Wiki Education has improved Wikipedia’s coverage of psychological science in thousands of articles.
Current Directions in Psychological Science Podcast
Journal Editor Robert Goldstone invites researchers to dive deeper into the compelling insights behind their recently published research.
Identified as a key grand challenge of psychological science, climate change has attracted a growing body of evidence-based research aimed at improving public policy and decision making.
Even when people know better, they often rely on inaccurate or misleading information to make decisions. Articles in this collection explore the science involving topics from vaccinations to climate change to fake news more broadly.
Visit the MITM archive to view media coverage of our members’ research and to learn more about how they are sharing psychological science with the public.
Read about APS Fellows being selected for prestigious awards and appointments, as well as notable losses among the psychological science community.
Whether you want to confront conspiracy theories, get your science in the media, or simply reach more followers on social networking platforms, you’ll find a growing list of battle-tested insights and tips in the Communicating Psychological Science column.
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