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Recent research led by Dr. Jasmin Wertz and published in the journal American Psychologist, provides new evidence for the long-term and wide-ranging benefits of maternal warmth and affection for young children. Learn more: https://at.apa.org/1ce0e0 #parenting #moms #science #psychology
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Introducing the editors of Educational Psychology for Policy and Practice, Dr. Sharon Nichols (UTSA College of Education and Human Development) and Dr. Francesca López! Learn about their backgrounds, plans for this new journal, and advice to authors looking to submit their manuscript: https://bit.ly/42OAFzX #EdPsych
For Mental Health Awareness Month, the American Psychological Association examines seven types of rest that are most beneficial for the body and mind.
Feeling tired even after a full night’s sleep? You might need a different kind of rest, finds research by Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to rethink how we recharge. In this month’s Psychology for a Better You newsletter, we break down the seven types of rest—and how each one supports your well-being. Tell us in the comments which type you need most this month. #newletter #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #rest #betteryou
Check out these two highlights of peer-reviewed studies from the Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science (CJBS) featured in the APA's Monitor on Psychology: https://bit.ly/4lRNUHc 🔹 Photo filters impact likeability and trust 🔹 FOMO or ego boost? CJBS is a publication of the Canadian Psychological Association
In their article published in Law and Human Behavior, Brimbal and colleagues examined current law enforcement beliefs and practices about interviewing and interrogation. Using a survey, the authors explored whether the beliefs and practices have evolved given the research and training developed over the past 20 years. The survey found support for an evolving mindset of U.S. law enforcement officers—according to the study, officers reported false confessions as more prevalent, recording of interrogations happened most of the time, and beliefs about deception detection showed a downward trend, compared with 20 years ago. Read the Article Spotlight for a summary of the study: https://bit.ly/3F50uSM #law #legal psychology
This #NationalTeacherDay, we honor educators for nurturing curiosity, providing support, and fostering a love for learning in the classroom. With books, toolkits, digital resources, and more, we’re here to support teachers throughout their careers: https://bit.ly/4d0UabE
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According to Sport Exercise, and Performance Psychology's 2024 Outstanding Paper of the Year, athlete #burnout may pave the way for further health problems, such as depressive symptoms. Read a summary of the article by Hanna Glandorf, owen kavanagh, Sarah Mallinson-Howard, Dr Tracy C. Donachie, and colleagues in this Article Spotlight. https://bit.ly/442nPPq Lead author Hanna Glandorf is a PhD candidate at York St. John University in the United Kingdom. Sport Exercise, and Performance Psychology is a publication of APA Division 47 (Society for Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology).
Explore the latest targeted special issues from APA Journals, including features on #psychopathology, resilience in #PTSD treatment, and much more. All special issues are available in APA #PsycArticles: https://bit.ly/3ZAvEt3
