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Under the Cortex: Research Roundup
Catch up on the latest interviews exploring psychological science, including a skeptical “deep dive” on the Myers Briggs Type Indicator with APS Fellow Dan McAdams of Northwestern University.
Utilizing Pathway Programs Along Your Academic Journey
Learn how pipeline programs can support scholars from diverse ethnic, gender, and economic backgrounds, and see other early-career webinars.
Reminders of Years Left Motivate Older People
For successful messaging to older adults, ditch the stereotypes and help them savor the present.
Perspectives on Psych Science: Microaggressions Edition
These small, sometimes unintended behaviors can reduce wellbeing while reinforcing harmful stereotypes.
Current Directions in Psychological Science Podcast
Journal Editor Robert Goldstone invites researchers to dive deeper into the compelling insights behind their recently published research.
Cross-cultural differences in aging spotlight the need for policies unique to each country’s population and social context.
An interdisciplinary group of scientists shares findings on what it means to age successfully.
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.
Big data is allowing researchers to track the development of cognitive skills across the lifespan with greater accuracy than ever.
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