-
Exploring the Science of Cocreating Relationships
Two professors and social psychologists studying romantic relationships have set out on a new venture—creating a podcast for undergraduate students and the broader public focused on analyzing romantic films.
-
Embracing Autism as a Difference, Not a Deficit
Autistic people face unique sensory and social challenges throughout their daily lives, but embracing autism as both a disability and a valuable source of neurodiversity could help create a more inclusive society.
-
From “Hot” and “Cold” Cognition to New Directions in Cognitive Science
In her first column, APS President Randi Martin makes the case for collaborative research that cuts across research areas.
-
Making Sense of Moral Hypocrisy
Everyone wants to believe they have an unshakeable moral compass, but our perception of morality is often guided by thoughts and theories that reinforce existing biases.
-
Student Notebook: Applying for Research Funding as a Female International Student in Psychology
Fourth-year PhD student Shiza Shahid provides key steps below that will help international students navigate the application process and increase their chances of success.
-
Unconventional Data Sources Fuel Research Innovations
Researchers are finding new benefits and reserves of participants by accessing data from unconventional sources. These sources can provide much larger and more diverse information than many traditional data sources, but they also come with caveats and ethical standards to be used effectively.
