A few weeks ago I delivered a commencement address at the University of Portsmouth in England. I was forced to ask myself what wisdom I bad to impart to graduates and their families. I would
Three members of APS’s Board may be newly elected, but these new Board members are no strangers to APS. “I am thrilled to be President-Elect,” said Elizabeth D. Capaldi, who was elected this spring, along
My worries about America’s literacy in the field of psychological science began mushrooming this year. It started in earnest when I attended the 1998 Summit of Psychological Science Societies. This was the meeting where representatives