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Teaching with Original Sources

Why use key studies in teaching? To us the answer is obvious, but we will make the case because we have often found colleagues do not understand why we should teach from primary research, and

APS Board Goes to Seattle

Once a year, the APS Board of Directors “retreats” to some distant place to conduct necessary business and discuss “big ideas” related to the future of our organization. Last December, we met in Seattle. The

Who is the Cat that Curiosity Killed?

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

Familiar Faces Elected to APS Leadership

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

John Q. Public: What’s your Psychology IQ?

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